The Navigator - Winter 2015

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X av e r i a n W e l c o m e s F i v e N e w M e m b e r s t o B o a r d o f T r u s t e e s

Steven Galetta, MD ’75Chair of Neurology NYU Langone Medical Center

Cara A. Macksoud Genesis Class of 1992 Equity Trader & Risk Manager

Ed Gilligan ’77President American Express Company

Chris Mullin ’81Advisor to Owner & Chairman of the Sacramento KingsFive-time NBA All-StarTwo-time Olympic Gold MedalistNaismith Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee

Michael T. Strianese ’74Chairman, President and Chief Executive OfficerL-3

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The Navigator is a publication of Xaverian, a Xaverian Brothers Sponsored school established in 1957.

Comments and contributions to this publication, as well as address updates, should be directed to:Mrs. Erin A. CicaleseDirector of [email protected].

PresidentMr. Robert B. Alesi ’78

PrincipalDeacon Kevin J. McCormack

Director of Advancement Mr. Vincent P. Torti

Assistant Director of Advancement Mrs. Eileen Long Chelales

Director of AdmissionsMr. Mark Spelman ’92

Admissions and Alumni RelationsMr. Eddie Mayrose ’79

Director of CommunicationsMrs. Erin A. Cicalese

Database Manager and Gift ProcessorMrs. Brittany Campanile

Archivist & Advancement Consultant Mr. Sigfried Heiles ’64, P’04

Advancement Assistant for Special EventsMs. Marie Lane P’84, ’92

Graphic DesignMrs. Elizabeth di Guglielmo

Printing Christmas City Printing

PhotographyMrs. Eileen Long ChelalesMrs. Erin CicaleseMr. William DalyMr. Carl GachetMr. Brendan Moloney ’13Ms. Theresa RauNatoli Studios

Athletic hAll of fAme induction ceremonySaturday, March 14th, 2015 at 5:00 pmJoin us as the Athletic Hall of Fame Committee celebrates the achievements of several members of the Xaverian Athletic Program as they are inducted into the Hall of Fame at a dinner in their honor. Congratulations to the 2015 Honorees:

Duke McCabe ’95 - BasketballJeb Barton ’93 - BasketballSean Calicchio ’04 - Football David Agresto ’92 - SwimmingJim D’Ottavio - Swim CoachMore info: www.xaverian.org/halloffame

middle School

fortune Auction

Friday, March 13th, 2015

A fun-filled family night featuring

dinner, raffles, and wonderful prizes.

More info:

www.xaverian.org/fortuneauction

“All hAndS on deck” Alumni reunionSaturday, April 25th, 2015“All Hands on Deck” offers the perfect

setting for generations of Xaverian alums to renew old Clipper friendships, as well as honor the Class of 1965 on its 50th Anniversary and the Class of 1990 on its 25th Anniversary. Additionally, the classes of 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 1995, 2000, 2005 and 2010 will be recognized as they mark their milestone anniversaries. As always, wives and significant others are most welcome.

More info: www.xaverian.org/reunion

Stephen “ShAkey”

conwAy ’88

ScholArShip

Benefit

Saturday, March 21st, 2015

March Madness was Stephen “Shakey”

Conway ’88’s favorite time of year...enjoy

the games on the big screen TVs while

we share memories of Shakey and raise

money for the Scholarship Fund that bears

his name. All are welcome. Supervised

playtime for kids in the gym is available

throughout the evening.

More info:

More info: www.xaverian.org/shakey

middle School fAther-dAughter dAnce

Friday, April 17th, 2015A special night for dads and their daughters!

More info: www.xaverian.org/fatherdaughterdance

heroeS golf

outing

Friday, June 26th, 2015

The proceeds from the Heroes Golf

Outing benefit the Fortis Fund, which

honors the service of NYPD and FDNY

members by granting a $500 tuition

discount to their sons, and the Dennis

P. O’Berg ’91 Memorial Scholarship,

designated for a student in the Honors

Program who is the son of a New York

City Firefighter.

More info:

www.xaverian.org/heroesgolfouting

A Message from the President

Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends,

In my role as President of Xaverian, I spend a great deal of time looking forward. I am acutely aware that each and every thing we do today to improve the lives of our students here at 7100 Shore Road has the potential to impact our community, our city, and the world at large in the years to come as we shape the leaders of the future. It is for this reason, alongside our Board of Trustees, that I continuously work toward achieving the goals laid out in our Strategic Plan which we began implementing in 2012. This plan ensures the promise of our future, continuation of our mission, and the success of our students. Let me, for a moment, look back and share with you some of the many successes which took place in all facets of student life during 2013-2014 at Xaverian. The class of 2014 was awarded scholarships totaling $23,279,608 and earned acceptances to elite colleges and universities, including Princeton, Cornell, UPenn, Notre Dame, Holy Cross, CUNY – Macaulay Honors, U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Two members of the graduating class were named National Merit Scholarship Finalists, while another senior was the first in Xaverian history to receive a FIRST Robotics Scholarship from Stevens Institute of Technology. Seven members of the senior class led 49 juniors on a Kairos retreat in March, and six juniors traveled to Camden, NJ to take part in an immersion retreat at the Romero Center in January. Xaverian Athletics ended the year on top with the Clipper Varsity Baseball team winning the CHSAA championship and our nationally acclaimed music program, MAX (Music at Xaverian), continuing to excel with many performances around the city and state. Our middle school students continue to thrive, both academically and spiritually. As part of the annual History Day Competition, 11 projects moved on to the NY State Competition and one project made it to the National History Day Competition at the University of Maryland. As always, our graduating 8th graders produced an impressive list of high school acceptances, including Xaverian, Marymount High School, Convent of the Sacred Heart, and Regis High School. This year, Xaverian is proud to welcome 23 graduating Genesis young men to the incoming high school class of 2018! In May, I was proud to announce that Xaverian received a $1 million gift from Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Strianese ’74 which will bolster the growth of Xaverian’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) program. Mr. Strianese is Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of L-3, a global aerospace and national security company. He is a proud alumnus and credits the time at his alma mater for providing him with the educational and spiritual groundwork which has served as the bedrock of his success. Mr. Strianese was also nominated to serve on Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, a position he accepted with great enthusiasm. We are also incredibly proud to announce the appointment of several other new members of the Board of Trustees, including Chris Mullin ’81, Advisor to the Owner and Chairman of the Sacramento Kings, five-time NBA All-Star, two-time Olympic Gold Medalist, and Naismith Hall of Fame Inductee; Ed Gilligan ’77, President of American Express Company; Steven Galetta, MD ’75, Philip K. Moskowitz, MD Professor and Chair of Neurology at NYU Langone Medical Center; and Cara Macksoud, a prominent equity trader and risk manager who was the youngest woman to be given membership to trade on the NYSE. Cara is a member of our Genesis middle school’s class of 1992. As you can see, this is truly a transformative time in Xaverian’s history. Because of the talent, dedication, and generosity of our faculty, staff, board members, and alumni, the student body at Xaverian receives an education of the mind, body, and spirit that is second to none. Again, I thank you for your time and support of our mission.

Sincerely,

Robert B. Alesi ’78President

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SPRING AND FALL GALAS HONOR EXCEPTIONAL INDIVIDUALS

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Honorees Vincent Iannelli ’68, Joseph Farraye, M.D. ’74, Mr. Joseph Verde, Michael T. Strianese ’74, Lester Martin Hunkele, III ’65, Mr. Louis Piccola, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oswald P’14

Sp i r i t o f Xav e r i a n awa r d re c i p i e n t

Mr. Vincent Iannelli ’68Secretary, Iannelli Construction Co.Member: Xaverian Board of Trustees and Chair of the Plant Committee

Be r n a r d McQu i l l a n di S t i n g u i S h e d alu M n i awa r d re c i p i e n t S

Joseph Farraye, M.D. ’74Director of Neurology, Elmhurst Hospital Center

Associate Professor of Neurology, Icahn School of Medicine of Mount Sinai

Lt. Colonel Lester M. Hunkele, III ’65 (Retired)Owner, Hunkele Consulting

Mr. Michael T. Strianese ’74Chairman, President & CEO, L-3

St. fr a n c i S Xav i e r awa r d re c i p i e n t S

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oswald P ’14

Be r n a r d McQu i l l a n di S t i n g u i S h e d fac u lt y awa r d re c i p i e n t

Mr. Louis PiccolaFaculty Member and Curriculum Specialist (1978–2014),

Xaverian’s Physical Education Department

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Mr. Joseph VerdeFaculty Member (1970-Present) Xaverian’s

History Department

Robert Alesi ’78, Mr. Joseph Verde, and Deacon Kevin J. McCormack

Spring2014 Spirit of Xaverian Gala

Lester Martin Hunkele, III and friends from the Class of 1965

Thursday, May 15th, 2014 El Caribe Country Club

SPRING AND FALL GALAS HONOR EXCEPTIONAL INDIVIDUALS


Sp i r i t o f Xav e r i a n awa r d re c i p i e n t

John J. McCormick ’57Director of Senior Involvement Program and Faculty

Member, Xaverian’s Religion Department

Be r n a r d McQu i l l a n di S t i n g u i S h e d alu M n i awa r d re c i p i e n t S

Dominick P. Balsamo ’94Vice President, International Broadcasting and

Sponsorship, Major League Baseball

Andrew C. Fiore, MD ’66Director of Cardiothoracic Surgery, SSM

Cardinal Glennon Children’s Medical CenterProfessor of Surgery, Saint Louis University

School of Medicine

Thomas M. Minchin ’65Former National Executive Secretary,

Navy Club of the United States of America

Salvatore S. Volpe, MD ’78, FAAP FACP CHCQMChief Medical Officer, PDR Network

St. fr a n c i S Xav i e r awa r d re c i p i e n t S

Frances H. GillenParent, Daniel ’15, Andrew ’12, and Francis ’09

Harry ’85 & Jennifer D’OnofrioParents, Joseph ’18, Nicholas G’15, and Julianna G’17

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Richard Montalbano Faculty Member and Curriculum Specialist,

Xaverian’s History Department

The 20th Anniversary of the arrival of the Genesis middle school program at Xaverian

was also commemorated at the Fall 2014 Spirit of Xaverian Gala!

Fall 2014 Spirit of Xaverian Gala

Thursday, November 20th, 2014 El Caribe Country Club

Fall 2014 Spirit of Xaverian Honorees with President Alesi ’78 (far left), from left to right: Andrew Fiore, MD ’66, Dominck P. Balsamo ’94, John J. McCormick St.M’57, Frances Gillen P’15,’12,’09, Thomas M. Minchin ’65, Salvatore Volpe, MD ’78, Richard Montalbano, Jennifer & Harry D’Onofrio ’85.

Broadcasting legend Bob Costas made a special surprise appearance to introduce his friend, Dr. Andrew Fiore ’66

John J. McCormick ’57 and Richard Montalbano

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On September 23, 2014, Xaverian’s President, Robert B. Alesi ’78, together with Brother Lawrence Harvey, CFX, proudly announced the addition of five influential new members to Xaverian’s Board of Trustees. The new trustees are Chris Mullin ’81, Advisor to the Owner and Chairman of the Sacramento Kings, five-time NBA All-Star, two-time Olympic Gold Medalist, and Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee; Ed Gilligan ’77, President of American Express Company; Michael T. Strianese ’74, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of L-3; Steven Galetta, MD ’75, Chair of Neurology at NYU Langone Medical Center; and Cara A. Macksoud, an equity trader and risk manager who is a member of Xaverian’s Genesis middle school program’s class of 1992.

“The addition of such prominent new board members is yet another successful step in ensuring the promise of Xaverian’s future,” says President Alesi. “The range of experience that each

Board member brings to the table is truly remarkable. Perhaps even more impressive than their professional pedigrees are Chris Mullin, Ed Gilligan, Michael Strianese, Steven Galetta, and Cara Macksoud’s proven track records of making a difference in the lives of others. I can’t think of a better group of professionals with whom to work in continuing the implementation of Xaverian’s Strategic Plan, which calls for, in part, a dedicated wing for the middle school, a new school chapel, cutting-edge science labs, a new school entrance, and further enhancements to our state-of-the-art auditorium.”

After achieving prominence while playing basketball at Xaverian, Chris Mullin ’81 was recruited by the legendary Hall of Fame coach, Lou Carnesecca, to play for St. John’s University. A three-time Big East Player of the Year (1983-85), Chris led St. John’s to the 1985 Final Four and its first No. 1 ranking since 1951. His

Xaverian Welcomes Five New Members to Board of Trustees

Steven Galetta, MD ’75Chair of Neurologyt

NYU Langone Medical Center

Cara A. Macksoud Genesis Class of 1992

Equity Trader & Risk Manager

Chris Mullin ’81Advisor to Owner & Chairman of the Sacramento KingsFive-time NBA All-StarTwo-time Olympic Gold MedalistNaismith Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee

Michael T. Strianese ’74Chairman, President and Chief Executive OfficerL-3

Ed Gilligan ’77President American Express Company

college career culminated with an Olympic gold medal in 1984. In 1985, Chris was selected by the Golden State Warriors in the first round with the seventh pick in the NBA Draft. A five-time NBA All-Star, Chris was a member of the 1992 Dream Team, where he won a second Olympic gold medal. Chris was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame that same year. In 2012, the Golden State Warriors retired Chris’ number. His famous No. 17 now hangs in the rafters at Golden State’s Oracle Arena. Chris, who currently serves as Advisor to the Owner and Chairman of the Sacramento Kings, was the recipient of the 2013 Spirit of Xaverian Award, and is proud to be joining the Board of Trustees, saying, “The support and education that I received while at Xaverian served as a solid foundation for all of my future success. I think it is so important to give back and to take care of the students that will be tomorrow’s leaders. As a proud member of the Board of Trustees, I pledge to do whatever I can to preserve and promote the tradition of educational excellence that embodies Xaverian.”

As President of the American Express Company, Ed Gilligan ’77, is responsible for the company’s global consumer, small business services, merchant services and network services businesses. Ed is a member of the Operating Committee, which is responsible for developing the strategic direction for American Express and determining policies affecting the company overall. During his tenure, he has led numerous M&A efforts for the company including a large commercial card portfolio acquisition, a multitude of business travel acquisitions, investments and divestitures. Most recently, he’s been a key player in positioning American Express as a leader in digital commerce, brokering partnerships with digital and social media platforms like Facebook, Foursquare, and Twitter. In addition to Xaverian, Ed is currently on the Boards of Directors of Concur Technology, the Fancy, and the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York. Upon being appointed to Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, Mr. Gilligan said, “As the challenges in the world increase, so do the opportunities for making a difference. I want to do what I can to make sure young people have the same opportunities I had to succeed. Xaverian was a big part of preparing me for the future, and this is a small way that I can pay it forward.”

Michael T. Strianese ’74 is Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of L-3, a global aerospace and national security company with 2013 sales of $12.6 billion that employs approximately 48,000 people worldwide. He currently serves as the Chairman of the Aerospace Industries Association and was also named to Defense News’ “100 Most Influential People in U.S. Defense” list. Mr. Strianese, who gifted Xaverian with a $1 million donation establishing the “Michael T. Strianese ’74 STEM Program at Xaverian” in May 2014, shared his enthusiasm regarding joining the Board, saying, “I am honored to join Xaverian’s Board of Trustees. I look forward to the opportunity to help expand the

school’s very successful STEM initiative, which provides students with the tools to grow and achieve. Xaverian grads are grounded with an ethical foundation that enables and prepares them to build meaningful careers and productive lives. I am proud to take an active role in the future of this outstanding institution by helping train its next generation of innovators.”

Steven Galetta, MD ’75, who serves as Philip K. Moskowitz, MD Professor and Chair of Neurology at NYU Langone Medical Center, is a nationally recognized leader in neurology, neuro-ophthalmology, and medical education. He is a prolific researcher and is the principal investigator for several notable clinical trials that examine strategies and potential roles for early therapy in MS. Often noted for his abilities as an educator and mentor, Dr. Galetta has received nearly 50 teaching awards and has been consistently recognized by multiple periodicals as a top clinician. Upon being appointed to Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, Dr. Galetta said, “I’m very excited to the join the Board of Trustees at Xaverian. It is a privilege to give back to a school that has consistently met the challenge to provide innovative education to train the future leaders of our society.”

Cara A. Macksoud, a member of Xaverian’s Genesis middle school program’s class of 1992, has served as a prominent trader and risk manager at such notable firms as Spear, Leeds and Kellogg, Bear Hunter, and Prebon Tullet. She was the youngest woman to be given membership to trade on the NYSE. In addition to Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, Cara also sits on the Board of The Catalog for Giving and is the proud mother of five children. Ms. Macksoud expressed her enthusiasm regarding joining the Board, saying, “I attribute much of my success to the Genesis program and I am thrilled to join the Board of Trustees at Xaverian so that I can help others have the same experience.”

Xaverian’s entire Board of Trustees extends a warm welcome to the new Board members. Brother Lawrence Harvey, CFX, Chairman of the Board, said, “The motto of the Xaverian Brothers, ‘Concordia Res Parvae Crescunt,’ or, ‘In Harmony Small Things Grow,’ certainly rings true in the growth of Xaverian’s Board of Trustees. Each and every year, the board makes great strides in advancing the mission of Theodore Ryken, which was to provide our youth with the highest quality education rooted in Christian values. The professional experience that these new Board members bring with them is exceptional, and I look forward to working with them to continue to advance the goals that are laid out in our vision for Xaverian’s future.”

To access full biographies of each member of Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, please visit: www.xaverian.org/boardoftrustees


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On May 21st, 2014, President Robert Alesi ’78 announced that Xaverian received a $1 million gift in support of its STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Program. Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Strianese ’74 donated the transformative gift to bolster the growth of Xaverian’s STEM program, which was established in 2013 through a partnership with Project Lead the Way, and will be named “The Michael T. Strianese ’74 STEM Program at Xaverian.” “This is an extraordinary time in Xaverian’s history,” noted President Alesi. “Xaverian opened in 1957 with its roots strongly grounded in Science and Mathematics education. With this remarkable gift from Mr. and Mrs. Strianese, Xaverian is moving forward by offering a 21st Century Science and Math curriculum. Our goal is to be the premier Catholic school in New York State offering a comprehensive STEM program for students in grades 6-12, and this gift will help us implement our vision of what Catholic education in the state can and should be.” Michael T. Strianese is Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of L-3, a global aerospace and national security company with 2013 sales of $12.6 billion that employs approximately 48,000 people worldwide. He currently serves as the Chairman of the Aerospace Industries Association and was also named to Defense News’ “100 Most Influential People in U.S. Defense” list. He is a proud graduate of Xaverian’s class of 1974, and credits his time at his alma mater for providing him with the educational and spiritual groundwork which has served as the bedrock of his success. Mr. Strianese said, “Xaverian gave me the academic foundation and experience that prepared me for leadership roles throughout my career. Our country is facing a crisis due to the decline of students in STEM-related fields. Scientific and technological advancements drive innovation, jobs and economic growth. To maintain our competitive edge, we need academically gifted students with the expertise needed to drive our economy and help protect our nation. Through this program, Xaverian provides its students with the necessary resources to succeed, and I am honored to help the school produce future leaders in our industry.” The highly acclaimed STEM program offers project and problem-based learning through hands-on classroom experiences. Students create, design, and build to solve problems, while being exposed to the industries where these skill sets are needed most. The U.S. Department of Education projects an astounding increase in the percentage of STEM jobs from 2010 to 2020, with the needs for biomedical engineers jumping 62%, medical scientists up 36%, and systems software developers up 32%. With the establishment of the Michael T. Strianese ’74 STEM Program, Xaverian will offer its Genesis middle school students introductory classes in engineering through its Gateway to Technology curriculum, and high school students will have the opportunity to select a sequence of courses in either engineering or biomedical sciences.

Xaverian Announces $1 Million Gift In Support of STEM Education Program

A Message from the PrincipalDear Friends, When reflecting on the last few years at Xaverian, I can’t get Dylan’s iconic song The Times They Are A-Changin’ out of my head. My favorite lines from this masterpiece are: “Then you better start swimmin’ or you’ll sink like a stone, for the times they are a-changin.’” Truer words were never spoken (or, rather, sung)! This line was compelling in 1964 when the song was originally released, but it has stood the test of time and has come to serve as a great source of inspiration to this day.

We, here at Xaverian, are blessed with a President and Board of Trustees that recognize the importance of maintaining our position as leading innovators in the realm of educational technology. We became one of the first schools in the country to go 1:1, with each student and teacher being equipped with an iPad, but we knew we could not stop there.

Thanks to the intelligence, dedication and innovation of the faculty, especially Ms. Stephanie Lorenzo, our Faculty Advisor for Instructional Technology, we enhance the classroom experience for our students in new ways each and every day using the iPad.

We have also made great strides in bringing a competitive Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math curriculum to our students, complete with a newly enhanced, state-of-the-art STEM lab. Faculty members now have MacBook Airs in addition to their iPads, allowing for seamless connectivity and engagement with invaluable classroom resources, such as Twitter, Edmodo, and Apple TV.

My friends, it is a brave new world, and we, at Xaverian, are fully committed to helping shape independent, moral leaders infused with a Catholic

imagination who will serve as the promise of a beautiful future. For the times they are indeed a-changin, and I promise you all that we will never stand still and passively watch the changes unfold around us. We will continue to deliver dynamic, innovative, and faith-filled education for today’s students, who will be tomorrow’s engineers, scientists, priests, teachers, artists, doctors, and members of the armed services. It is an awesome responsibility, but one for which, we all, as educators, thank God every day. With much gratitude,

Deacon Kevin J. McCormack, Principal

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On Saturday, June 7th, 193 seniors and their families assembled at Brooklyn College’s Walt Whitman Auditorium for Xaverian’s 54th Commencement Exercises. The Pipe and Drum Corps artfully handled the Call to Order, playing a celebratory medley. The graduates then processed proudly into the auditorium to a rousing rendition of Pomp and Circumstance provided by the members of Xaverian’s Symphonic, Concert and Select Bands. Following the processional of the graduates, Principal Dcn. Kevin McCormack offered a greeting and Xaverian’s Chaplain, Rev. Sean Suckiel, offered the invocation. The Senior Chorus Members of the Class of 2014 sang the National Anthem and Patrick Coen ’14 (appointed to the U.S. Naval Academy) presented a touching Welcome Address. Patrick reflected on how Xaverian has provided him with an educational experience paved not only with the support of excellent role models, but also strong encouragement of faith development. He said, “Xaverian was the best thing that ever happened to my faith. My four years here taught me what it really means to be a Catholic, to have a strong relationship with God, and to not be ashamed about that. I don’t think there are many places where teenage guys don’t feel embarrassed about looking for God in their lives, but that was the blessing we were given here. Xaverian gave each of us the opportunity to explore our faith, at our own pace, however we felt most comfortable about it. That’s incredibly important for teenagers who are learning about who they are, and how to live their faith.” Following Patrick’s speech, special awards were given to members of the Class of 2014. The awards given were as follows: Kevin Savarese, Academic Excellence; Daniel Loud, General Excellence; Anthony Sigismondi, Scholar Athlete; Eric Cundari, XBSS Award; David Ruiz, Bro. Hugo Hurst, CFX Senior Involvement Award; Joseph Astarita, Outstanding Academic Achievement; Michael Guzman, Outstanding Student Athlete; Patrick Coen, Principal’s Award; Joseph Principato, President’s Award; Lorenzo Vaccaro, General Excellence Award for the Music Program; Christopher Cali, Xaverian Service Award; Matthew Bramante, Christian Gentleman Award; and Nicolas Tritto, Xaverian Spirit Award. The Our Lady of

the Narrows Academic Scholars for the Class of 2014 were: Joseph Astarita, Matthew Bramante, Christopher Cali, Michael Jacob Calza, Michael Castellano, Patrick Coen, Michael Conenna, Michael D’Alessio, Michael Darby, Michael Delgado, Joseph Fafian, Nicholas Gangemi, Michael Jankowski, Daniel Loud, Matthew Maldonado, Joseph Principato, Max Sanginario, Kevin Savarese, Anthony Sigismondi, Christopher Russo, Ryan Verano, and Michael Zito. Prior to addressing the graduates, President Robert Alesi ’78 presented a plaque to the Zambrano family in honor of their mother, Carmen, who passed away in May. The plaque’s message honors Carmen’s memory and reads: The entire Xaverian community commends the Zambrano family’s commitment to Catholic education in the tradition of the Xaverian Brothers. The memory of Mrs. Carmen Zambrano lives on through her sons, Giancarlos ’01, Eric ’02, Jovani ’09, Nicholas ’11, and Evan ’14, who bring God’s

love to all whom they encounter. Following President Alesi’s address to the Class of 2014, the diplomas were conferred to the graduates. The Commencement Address was then delivered by the

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Xaverian’s 54thCommencementHonors the Class of 2014!

Patrick Coen ’14

Hon. Matthew D’Emic ’70

Honorable Matthew D’Emic ’70, Administrative Judge for Criminal Matters, N.Y. State Supreme Court, Kings County. Judge D’Emic, an esteemed member of Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, urged graduates to use action, courage, and love to change the world that they touch. He said, “Your path will not be direct, your future will not be uncomplicated, and your experiences will often not confirm what you know, but change it. This is how we grow. You, here, on your graduation day, is proof that your parents and your teachers have changed the world they have touched… The people who make the biggest mistakes are those who do nothing because they can only do a little. The difference between doing something and doing nothing is everything.” The farewell address was delivered by Daniel Loud (attending University of Pennsylvania), who received the distinct honor of being named valedictorian. Daniel spoke to his classmates about the unique nature of being a “Xaverian Man.” He said, “…being a Xaverian Man means we’re special. It means we use our talents, whatever they are, for the good of others. It means we stand up for what we believe in, that we’re compassionate, honest, hard-working, and, through and through, good-hearted people.” Following the benediction, which was offered by the Very Rev. Eugene N. Pappas, the celebration ended with the Pipe and Drum Corps performing a marching medley.

The Class of 2014 also gathered the evening before graduation on Friday, June 6, at the Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help to celebrate Baccalaureate Mass. Highlights of the evening included a welcome address by Joseph Principato (attending Cornell University), a special video slideshow of the students which portrayed them over the past four years, a gorgeous Communion Meditation of an acoustic version of “Ave Maria” performed by members of MAX (Music at Xaverian), and a reflection offered by Matthew Bramante ’14 (attending Villanova University). Xaverian’s Class of 2014 was awarded scholarships totaling $23,279,608 and its members earned acceptance to a rich array of colleges and universities nationwide, including Princeton University, University of Notre Dame, University of Pennsylvania, Cornell University, CUNY-Macaulay Honors College, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, U.S. Military Academy at West Point, and U.S. Naval Academy, to name a few.


Principal Dcn. McCormack, Joseph Principato ’14, and President Alesi ’78

President Alesi ’78, Daniel Loud ’14, and Principal Dcn. McCormack

left to right: Pipe and Drum Corps seniors John Freeze, Conor McHale, Patrick Coen, Moderator Mr. Grenham ’66, Michael Wallace, and Harry Rice

of 2014. The graduates earned admissions to top high schools in the city, including Xaverian, Marymount High School, Convent of the Sacred Heart, and Regis High School. Dean of Genesis Patricia McEvoy, said, “The young men and women of the Class of 2014 are remarkable representatives of the Genesis standard of excellence. I am very proud of their many accomplishments and I know they have bright and rewarding futures.” The Genesis Class of 2014 and their families also gathered on June 12th at St. Ephrem’s Church to celebrate a Graduation Mass. The mass was followed

by a special dinner and dance for the students at Gennaro’s Catering Hall in Dyker Heights.

M I D D L E S C H O O L N E W S

Xaverian’s Middle School Graduates Honored for Excellence

Xaverian’s middle school, Genesis, celebrated commencement exercises for

the Class of 2014 on Saturday, June 14th. The ceremony featured an invocation by Joseph Iuni G’14, a welcome from President Robert Alesi ’78, a Valedictory Address by Alienor Manteau G’14, and Salutatory Addresses by three students who shared the honor due to maintaining matching GPAs of 98.2, Kathleen Coen G’14, Caroline Ardizzone G’14, and Emily Ronan G’14, and a Passing of Tradition Ceremony for the Student Council. Perhaps the most touching part of the day took place when students presented their parents with palanca letters expressing their deep gratitude and love. Principal Dcn. Kevin McCormack served as the Keynote Speaker and 19 awards were given to deserving students. There were 51 students in the Class

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This year, Xaverian is proud to welcome 23 graduating Genesis young men to the high school class of 2018! Top row, left to right: Adam Hajjar, Patrick Jamin, Brian Coleman, Drew Hansen, Fergus Grogan, Patrick DeCrescenzo, Joseph D’Onofrio Middle row, left to right: Giorgio Koufos, Matthew Shneyderman, Aidan Connolly, Nikolas Arsenlis, Owen Comer, Conor Collins Bottom row, left to right: Michael Scott-Greco, Roy Isber, Robert Milano, Joseph Corozzo, Adam Giannopoulos, Conor McLaughlin, Michael Vazquez, Joseph Iuni, Nicholas Vendikos

Salutatorian Kathleen Coen G’14

Salutatorian Emily Ronan G’14

Joseph Iuni G’14 delivers the Invocation

Mr. Loposky with Music Award Recipients Giorgio Koufos and Drew Hansen

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Genesis Students Advance to NY State History Day Competition in Cooperstown

On March 23rd, 34 budding historians from Genesis competed in 23 categories at the New York City National History Day contest. Students presented their year-long independent research projects to a panel of experts that evaluated how their topics interpreted the 2014 theme of “Rights and Responsibilities.” The judges were impressed with the students’ outstanding projects as well as their presentation and research skills. Judges chose 11 projects to represent New York City at the New York State National History Day Competition on April 28, 2014. Those projects, and their places, are: Individual Exhibits, Second Place: Matthew Shneyderman G’14; Group Exhibits, First Place: Brigid McEvoy G’15 and Grace Pappanicholaou G’15, Second Place: Julia Cloppse G’15 and Megan Hourican G’15; Individual Papers, First Place: Brian Coleman G’14; Individual

Websites, First Place: Thomas McKenzie G’15; Group Websites, First Place: Allison Bartholomeo G’15 and Fiona Brennan G’15; Group Documentaries, First Place: Stephanie Lai G’14, Alienor Manteau G’14, and Teressa Martinelli G’14, Second Place: Caroline Ardizzone G’14 and Grace McGuigan G’14; Individual Performances, First Place: Margaret Kindschuh G’15, Second Place: Teresa Kiernan G’15; Group Performances, First Place: Alexa DiPietra G’15 and Nicolette Karabaic G’15. Of those 11 projects, Brigid McEvoy and Grace Pappanicholau’s Junior Group Exhibit “We Cannot Stand Still - The Reform of American Child Labor” won first place and advanced to the Kenneth E. Behring National History Day Contest at the University of Maryland at College Park in June 2014.

Xaverian middle schoolers will undoubtedly continue to be successful in the History Day Competition, as this year’s 7th graders already participated in a Mini-History Fair in June 2014! The projects the historians-in-training produced were truly impressive, as was the level of poise the students exhibited upon presenting their research to administrators, faculty members and other Genesis students.

Mock Trial Impresses at St. John’s University School of Law

The Genesis Mock Trial team and its moderator, Mr. Thomas Snyder ’06, once again had a successful showing at the Catholic Middle School Mock Trial Program at St. John’s University School of Law on May 17th. After months of preparation, the group matched wits and legal knowledge with Catholic middle school students from around the city and displayed quick-thinking, masterful teamwork and great enthusiasm for their roles.


From left to right: Dylan McLaren G’16, Richard Fodera G’15, Kathryn McGarty G’15, Megan Hourican G’15, Aidan Woutas G’14, Margaret Kindschuh G’15, Gabrielle Monti G’15, Catherine Russo G’15, Alaina Fagan G’16, Christy Fratto G’16

Kairos Offers Profound Spiritual Experience for Xaverian Community

Xaverian held its first Kairos Retreat in Huntington, Long Island from March 18th to March 21st. Kairos – which is Greek for “God’s time” – is a unique, four-day retreat offered at hundreds of high schools and colleges across the country. This retreat encourages the boys to examine who they are, and to better understand their relationships with others and with God. Seven members of the class of 2014 (Dean Gelsobello, Michael Conenna, Michael Castellano, Patrick Coen, Christopher Cali, Joseph Principato and Emmanuel Casie), who participated in the Kairos retreat in November 2013 with St. John’s Shrewsbury, worked alongside Ms. Schneider, Mr. Dormer, Mr. Tinervia ’97, Mrs. Pacheco, Mr. Maloney, Dcn. Amore ’80 and Fr. Sean in leading 49 juniors and seniors during Xaverian’s first Kairos retreat. Student leader, Christopher Cali ’14, described the retreat, saying,

“It was truly an amazing spiritual journey and learning experience for everyone involved. This experience has allowed us to grow closer together as a Xaverian community and family. What made this retreat even more special was the way that it brought together kids from all different parts of the school and encouraged them to forge unexpected friendships.” Ms. Schneider reflected on the organizational process behind

initiating the retreat, saying, “Being able to headstart this retreat program has been an honor. Kairos is a powerful retreat that really touches the lives of the faculty involved just as much as it reaches the students.” Joseph Principato ’14, another student leader, said, “The retreat was a beautiful and moving experience. It’s an amazing feeling to know I had such a positive impact on the faith of my Xaverian brothers.”

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Xaverian Students Participate in Urban Challenge Retreat in Camden, NJ

Nine Xaverian juniors and seniors traveled to Camden, NJ to participate in the Romero Center’s Urban Challenge Program, a service-learning, immersion retreat experience, from October 23 to October 26. William Kay ’16, Sam Neibel ’16, Antonio Franciosa ’15, Albert Connelly ’15, Marvel Delva ’15, Jose Rosales ’15, Dylan DiTucci-Cappiello ’15, Paul Jeanbart ’16, and Malachi Provenzano ’16, along with

Campus Minister John Dormer and Faculty Member Brendan Gorman ’04, stayed for three nights at the Romero Center and participated in various service projects, including working in a soup kitchen, organizing supplies in a food bank distribution center, planting trees, and visiting disabled adults in a group home. The group also spent one day living on $3 per person in order to learn how the poorest residents in the State of New Jersey feed themselves and their families. This unique, service experience had a profound effect on the students that participated. Antonio Franciosa ’15 reflected on the retreat, saying, “Being able to attend the retreat to Camden



was an experience unlike any other. It allowed me to see the hardship present in peoples lives. Sure, poverty can be seen on television, but experiencing it first-hand is truly an eye-opening experience. Never does one realize the full extent of hunger, violence and general poverty until it is witnessed by one’s own eyes. Helping these people in need was amazing and left a lasting mark on all of us. As a whole, the retreat made me realize all the things that I take for granted on a regular basis that these people could hardly even dream of having. It taught me the importance of service more than any lesson or television program ever could.” Similarly, Albert Connelly ’15, was profoundly affected by the retreat, saying, “Going to Camden was an eye-opening experience. To hear about the issues that the people of Camden are dealing with is different from seeing them first-hand. I had the unique opportunity to catch a glimpse of what life is like for the thousands of people in the city, and it reminded me of the the things that we can sometimes take for granted. One of the things that I took away from the trip was that we need to be active. The only way that the situation in Camden can be improved is for those of us who are privileged enough to have a voice to use it, whether it be through politics, service, or simply telling others.”

Internship Program Allows Students to Reach New HeightsNow in its fourth year, the Internship Program at Xaverian (IPAX) is a dynamic opportunity for rising juniors in the Honors Program to learn about a wide variety of careers in hands-on, real-world experiences with talented professionals. Not only do students gain valuable work experience and networking skills, but they also greatly enhance their resumes for college applications. Quite often, students write unique and engaging college essays based on their experiences in their internships. Designed to help students make well informed decisions about their future majors in college and investigate potential career paths, IPAX places students with mentors (who are quite often Xaverian alumni) in their desired professional areas of interest. Internship Director Mrs. Ana Loposky reflects on the importance of the program, saying, “One of the things about IPAX that I think is just so wonderful is how it expands the horizons of our students. All of a sudden, they start thinking about how they will take everything they’ve learned in the classroom and apply it in a real professional setting. At the end of the program, they’ve gained not only great work experience, but also a reference from a professional with whom they can continue to network.”

What the Students Are Saying

“My internship in civil engineering took my academic experience to unimaginable heights - literally. I was able travel to the top of the Verrazano Bridge and examine its suspension cables and beams up close. This was just one of many truly unbelievable experiences I took part in through my internship. I was actually doing real

engineering work involving physics and algebraic geometry. Next summer, I will be working Northeast Structural Steel Inc. again, in a paid position, as the youngest engineer on their job sites.”

“During my internship, I networked and built relationships that will last me a long time. Working as a Case Assistant Intern truly opened the door for me to consider potentially becoming a lawyer when I get older. Working with caring people, tackling interesting tasks, and being in the middle of New York City with almost anything and everything at my fingertips is something

I was very honored to have the opportunity to experience. Overall, my internship at Kirkland was potentially the best six weeks of my life and I loved it so much that I decided to go back and work for six days over Christmas break.”

“One of the most important things I learned during my internship with the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce is that in order to be successful in your professional life, you have to be completely comfortable speaking to and interacting with others. I really enjoyed my time at the Chamber, and will definitely take what I

learned with me as I determine my future career path.”

“My mechanical engineering internship was an amazing experience. My mentor, Keith Frerichs ’00, Senior Project Manager for WTC Redevelopment with Jones Lang LaSalle, showed me the robots used to investigate flood

damage at WTC. He also took me to the oculus, which was under construction, to describe various construction processes. These included applying computer designs to real life construction, coordinating different engineering teams, and meeting financial deadlines.”


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Jesse Slevin ’15 (above), Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce (Mentor: Carlo A. Scissura ’88, President)

Ritvik Taneja ’15 (above, right), Jones Lang LaSalle (Mentor: Keith Frerichs ’00, above, left)

Randy Antoun ’15 (above, atop the Verrazano Bridge), Northeast Structural Steel, Inc. (Mentors: Kevin Sheerin & Dan Mallen, Project Engineers)

Christian Bono ’15, Law Internship with Kirkland & Ellis LLP (Mentor: Christopher Torrente ’90, Partner)



“Interning with Dr. Bertelle was an amazing and eye-opening experience. I was able to shadow Dr. Bertelle and learn how he examines his patients, which helped me to understand the process of what a doctor must to do to correctly diagnose a patient with a certain illness. The internship opportunity that Xaverian provided me with made me realize the amount of love I have for science and, ultimately, helped me decide that I want to continue on in the medical field with my studies.”

What the Parents Are Saying

“One of the most enriching aspects of my son’s time at Xaverian was his Internship at Greenman Pederson Engineering. Patrick (Class of 2014) and another student were mentored by a Partner there who provided a fascinating insight into the daily workings of a major Engineering firm. They gained exclusive access to a high security project to protect the Brooklyn Bridge from terrorist attacks. They toured the construction site at the World Trade Center. They gained insights into the profession of Engineering that were possible from Xaverian’s access to this program. After each visit, my son would talk for days about how interesting it was. The Internship experience made my son more marketable as an applicant to colleges. It also helped him discern that Engineering was a path he wanted to pursue. He is presently majoring in Engineering at the United States Naval Academy.”- Kathleen Coen P’16, ’14, G’14

“As the parent of two Xaverian graduates (Kevin ’11 and Thomas ’13), I have seen first-hand how the internship program at Xaverian serves to prepare students for success in college and beyond. This program provides students with an opportunity to gain practical experience in the industry relating to their field of study, and it affords them the ability to see how their studies are applied in the real world. The value of listing a high school internship on a college resume is immeasurable. The internship program at Xaverian has

been an integral part of my sons’ academic success and has laid the groundwork for successful college internships and professional employment opportunities.”Judi Fitzgerald P’13,’11

“As a parent of two young men who have taken part in the Internship Program, I feel that IPAX is an incredibly important part of the Xaverian’s Honors experience. Both of my sons had amazing experiences doing their internships. One interned in a production office for broadway shows. He was able to share ideas and understand what goes on in this environment on a day-to-day basis. My other son was able to intern with an accomplished musician and participated in an actual jazz performance with his band. Both my sons would come home from their internships with news of how their day went, chock full of information they could attribute to the career paths they were choosing. The experience was truly invaluable for each of my boys, from the understanding of what a professional job consists of, to the responsibily of getting up and heading to work in the morning, as well as being accountable and being involved with a functional work place. Xaverian was able to offer my sons an opportunity that I could not have assisted them with. The internship program was able to help them in their future endeavors, and for that I am forever grateful!”Margaret Rucci P’13

What Mentors Are Saying

“The Xaverian Internship Program goes far beyond simply giving students a glimpse into the working world. This program presents the young men of Xaverian with actual real-world, real-life work experiences and challenges them to be proactive, engaged and quick-thinking - all traits they will keep with them as they move on to the career of their choice. Our Xaverian intern, Matthew Drohan, learned far more than phone etiquette and the proper way to fill out an Excel spreadsheet at his internship with Futures In Education and Catholic Foundation for Brooklyn and Queens. He was exposed to the ins and outs of the nonprofit world both at the office and at large-scale fundraisers, where he experienced last-minute changes of plans and surprise schedule shifts, as is the nature of events. Matthew exemplified the ability to think on his feet and maintain a professional manner no matter what task was thrown his way. We look forward to working with Xaverian students again, as we feel that their dedication far exceeds a desire to write ‘internship’ on a resume or college application.”Nick Vendikos ’87, Genesis Parent ’14Director of Development, The Catholic Foundation for Brooklyn and Queens, and Futures in Education

“St. Francis College is proud to serve as an educational partner with Xaverian High School and IPAX. The program gives Xaverian students real-life experiences that prepare them for the real-world. Each Xaverian student who has interned at the College has been an instrumental part of our Franciscan community. They are hard-working, organized, detail-oriented, and dedicated young men who understand the importance of serving the community.” Mr. Robert Oliva ’00 Director of Community Partnership and Special Events, St. Francis College

Nicholas Terzulli ’15 with mentor, Dr. Bertelle, Internal Medicine

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Musicians Rehearsing

Annual Belgium Exchange Trip

Spring 2014 Trip to Italy

Dramatics Society’s Production of “The Addams Family”

Boys Night at the X

Bishop DiMarzio’s May 5th, 2014 Visit to Xaverian

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2014 Lego League 2014 City Championships

Pipe and Drum Corps 2014 St. Patrick’s Day NYC Parade

FIRST Robotics NYC Regional Competition

2014 Art ShowBishop DiMarzio’s May 5th, 2014 Visit to Xaverian

City Champs!

Just minutes after his Xaverian Clippers had swept Archbishop Molloy in a championship double header, 5-3 and 6-4, to win the New York City CHSAA “AA” baseball crown, head Coach Frank Del George took a moment to reflect on how his team had managed to come out on top.

It was just days after rain had forced the games to be pushed back two days, and

more than a week after his charges had dropped

their first playoff game and begun the nearly impossible climb from the losers’ bracket, winning six straight elimination games in the

process. “Chemistry. These kids never would have been able to

do this if they hadn’t been so supportive of each other,” said Del George. “All season long, the upperclassmen took the younger players under their wing; there were no rivalries. There were all genuinely happy for each other’s success, which was critical to our success. We couldn’t have done this without each and every one of them.” Xaverian took the field needing two victories over Molloy, the winner’s bracket champ. Del George gave the ball to Rob Amato ’15 in the first game, and the junior lefty did not disappoint, keeping the Clippers in the game before being removed in the fifth trailing 3-1. Jeff Manzi ’14 followed, and the senior right-hander worked out of bases-loaded situations in both the fifth and sixth, giving teammate Chris Nierva ’15 all the time he needed to bring the Clippers back. Nierva tied the game with a two-run homer in the fifth, then doubled home the winning runs to send Xaverian into the deciding game. “I know I’m capable of it,” Nierva said. “It’s

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just a blessing that I was able to show it in such a big game.” Anthony Sigismondi ’14, coming off two brilliant performances, took the mound in the second game. Despite a dominant outing, the senior found himself on the wrong side of a 1-0 score as Xaverian came to bat in the fifth. Brian Watters ’15 drove in a run with a ground ball. Chris Amato ’14 and Joe Vitacco ’15 singled in a run apiece and Anthony Scotti ’15 had a sacrifice fly to put Xaverian ahead, 5-1. Nick Meola ’15’s double in the sixth, and an RBI by Phoenix Hernandez ’16 gave the Clippers a 6-1 lead. Sigismondi stumbled a bit in the sixth, allowing three runs,

before slamming the door on the Stanners with a 1-2-3 seventh that gave Xaverian the title. For Athletic Director Anthony Mancusi ’96, the win was gratifying on a number of levels. “These kids are everything we want Xaverian students to be,” said Mancusi. “They’re leaders. They set an example for the whole program. As great as tonight’s win is, my best memory of them came last night, when our JV team lost the championship game. Not only was the entire varsity squad at the game, they were in the dugout consoling their younger brothers as soon as it ended. That kind of spirit and camaraderie is what makes them special.”

While the first cold snap of the season had the wind whistling outside, there was a bit of Spring fever in the office of Xaverian President, Bob Alesi, on November 17th, 2014 as varsity baseball players Rob Amato ’15, Nick Meola ’15, and Anthony Scotti ’15 signed NCAA national letters of intent. Each played an enormous role in the Clippers’ run to a CHSAA Championship last June. “It is always a great day when we can celebrate the talents of our young men,” said Alesi ’78. “Today is extra special, though, because they are being recognized as much for their achievements in the classroom as for their accomplishments on the ballfield.” Scotti, a hard-hitting third baseman, accepted a scholarship to Seton Hall University where he plans to study Sports

Management. Amato and Meola will join forces at Queens College, where Meola will pursue a degree in Business while Amato will study Physical Therapy . “We couldn’t be prouder of these kids,” said Athletic Director Anthony Mancusi ’96, himself a former baseball player for the Clippers. “They’re going to great schools because they are committed to every aspect of our program. They study hard, play hard and support their teammates in every way. They are the epitome of what a student-athlete should be.” Head Coach Frank Del George concurred. “These young men are tremendous examples of what Xaverian is all about. They work hard, excel at everything they do and, because of that, serve as great role models for the younger guys in our program.”

Triple Play for Xaverian Student Athletes on Signing Day

From left to right: Anthony Scotti ’15, Rob Amato ’15, and Nick Meola ’15


BASEBALLThe Xaverian baseball season was a big success with the Varsity capturing the CHSAA championship! Coach Frank DelGeorge’s Clippers defeated Archbishop Molloy twice to clinch the school’s third city title in the last seven years. Varsity ace Anthony Sigismondi ’14 pitched the clinching game to earn playoff MVP honors. Read more about the championship on page 18. The Junior Varsity reached the title game by stunning heavy favorite St. Joseph by the Sea in the semi-finals.

BOWLINGThe JV and Varsity Bowling teams finished their season on December 15, falling short of qualifying for the city tournament by losing in the Brooklyn-Queens Semi-Finals 2 games to 1. They finished in third place in each league. JV was lead by Nico Brancato ’18, who won high game for the season with a 246. Varsity was lead by Captain John Brancato ’15. He also captured the league high game with a 269. Although the team will have to replace seniors John Brancato, Sammy Hassan, and Chris Immiti, emerging talent from Kenny Otten ’16 and Domenick Raphael ’17 will ensure a successful 2015 season.

WRESTLINGWith a lot of hard work, the Xaverian Wrestling team has made great strides in becoming a very competitive program again. Captain Ronaldo Rodriquez ’15 won the 138 lb bracket in the annual Dave Ironman Wrestling Tournament Saturday, January 3, 2015 at Monsignor Farrell High School. In three of his matches that day, Ronaldo defeated a third place NY State Champion in the quarters, a second place New Jersey Prep champion wrestler in the semi-finals, and the nationally-ranked sixth place current champion in the finals!

SWIMMINGThe Xaverian Varsity Swim Team had another outstanding season. The team finished the regular season with a record

of 10-1, winning its division and moving up to the top division of the CHSAA. After the regular season was completed, the team went on to win its third Novice Championship in a row and fourth in the last five years. The team also set a school record by having 21 swimmers qualify for the City Championship. Konstantin Lomeyko ’16 broke the 500 freestyle record for the school, while Patrick Coen’14 won the coach’s award and Ryan Ward ’14 won his third straight MVP award.

HOCKEYAt the start of last Hockey season, the Clippers felt confident after losing just two senior starters from the previous season. Team Captain, goaltender Kurt Sullivan ’14, was named league MVP and was featured in a fantastic article in The Tablet. After a slow start, the team hit its stride just in time to secure the fourth and final playoff spot. The Clippers ultimately lost the deciding game of that series, but are looking forward to taking another step in the 2014-2015 season with a number of experienced players returning.

GOLFXaverian Varsity Golf team had a very successful season, placing third in the division. The juniors and seniors played strong throughout the season. Congratulations are in order for Tim Mooney ’16 and Peter Caleca ’14, who boasted stellar performances.

BASKETBALLAs usual, the Xaverian basketball teams will compete in the CHSAA “AA’ league, which is traditionally one of the most competitive high school basketball

leagues in the country. The 14-15 Varsity squad is expected to be one of the better teams in NYC. Last year’s captain and lone departing starter, Rob Rossiter ’14, is currently attending Ursinus College in Pennsylvania on a full academic and basketball scholarship. The balance of this year’s team is experienced. Perhaps the team’s most talented players are 6’5” swing-man Sayon Charles ’15 and 6’6” Najee Larcher ’15, both of whom are sure to be major college recruits. The team traveled over Christmas break to Phoenix, Arizona to compete in the prestigious Cactus Jam Classic, returning home with a 3-0 record. The team produced a huge win of 51-49 over the previously undefeated Christ the King on January 4. Najee Larcher ’15 and Nyonty Wisseh ’16 led the way to the victory, with 19 points and 18 points, respectively. Visit the Xaverian website, or the CHSAA League website www.leaguelineup.com/nychsaabasketball for in-season updates.In Clipper basketball alumni news, Xaverian Hall of Famer Tom Burns ’83 returned to the sidelines to pilot the JV basketball team to a strong playoff run last season. Former Clipper guard and Boston Celtic assistant Mike Longobardi ’90 is now an assistant coach of the Phoenix Suns, while NBA and Xaverian Hall of Famer Chris Mullin ’81 was promoted as a special advisor to the President of the Sacramento Kings and joined Xaverian’s Board of Trustees. This past March Xaverian inducted two former players into the school’s Hall of Fame. The starting backcourt of the Diocesan Championship team in 2001, Chris Alesi ’01 and Lou Karis ’01, were both honored at the 2014 Hall of Fame induction ceremony at Xaverian.

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VOLLEYBALLThe Xaverian Varsity Volleyball team survived a regular season filled with matches that featured many nail-biting finishes to earn, once again, a hard-fought berth in the CHSAA playoffs, before dropping a 3-1 quarterfinal heart-breaker to St. Edmund’s. The team was the epitome of teamwork both on and off the court. Michael Castellano ’14 (League’s Best Setter), Pat Coen ’14, Connor McHale ’14, Rob Toye ’14, and Ryan Verano ’14 led the team to some exciting victories throughout the season, along with Nick Kouveris ’15, Anthony Scotto ’15, and John Boyle ’17, who averaged 8 kills per match. Returning to a very promising next season are Angelo Russo ’16, Chris Sammon ’16, Richie Cardy ’16, John Cashman ’17, Gavin Thurlow ’16, and Peter Geraci ’16.

LACROSSE

The 2014 Lacrosse Team continued to build on the foundation that was set by the graduating class of 2013. The team was led by Captain Michael Conenna ’14, recognized by US Lacrosse with the Bob Scott Award for his work in bringing Kairos to Xaverian, Team MVP Malik Griffith ’14, and leading goal scorer Alex Seabaugh ’14. The new, trap zone defense was anchored by Andrew Lauro ’15, John Freeze ’14, and Joe Nugent ’14. Led by second year head coach Tomas Gonzalez ’92, the coaching staff was made up entirely of Xaverian Alumni, including Jeremy Mangano ’12, Valerio Auguste ’13, and Chris DeMartino ’06. The season was highlighted by another victory for the Clippers in the Xaverian-Xavier Lacrosse Classic at Aviator. 2015 looks

even brighter with returning seniors Paul Schwarz ’15, Jay Stauble ’15, Eddie Wilkinson ’15, and Christian Bono ’15. The junior class is just as strong featuring John Hart ’16, James Vega ’16, Tomas Gonzalez Jr. ’16, and Michael Rosetti ’16. The interest from this year’s incoming freshman class looks like it will only add to the excitement the sport of lacrosse has created at Xaverian, and ensure its future success.

SOCCERVarsity Soccer had a solid season, winning its first game of the playoffs with a 2-0 shutout over Regis. Christian Mollica ’16 and Giuseppe Barone ’16 supplied the scoring and Sean Heller ’16 played a tremendous game in the net shutting down Regis, and moving the team into the quarterfinals. The Junior Varsity Soccer team defeated Iona Prep 5-3 to move into the quarter-finals of the playoffs. Balanced scoring gave the Clippers an early 3-0 lead with Chris Monti ’17, Matt Shneyderman ’18, and Giorgio Koufos ’18 each scoring a goal, and with Iona Prep mounting a comeback. The program looks forward to building off this success next season!

FOOTBALLAfter ending its regular season with a 43-14 rout of Cardinal Spellman, the Xaverian Varsity Football team reached the CHSFL Class A Championship game for the second straight year. The Clippers won their semi-final contest with an 18-0 shutout over Cardinal Spellman behind three touchdowns from Brandon Peterson ’16, including

a 48 yard option pass from receiver Garrett Murnan ’15. It was the second straight week Peterson had reached the end zone three times. The defense held Spellman to just 100 yards of offense for the game. Zachary Salvato ’15 had an interception, and Mike Marinelli ’17 pressured the Spellman quarterback all day. The Clippers put up a solid fight against Fordham Prep for the Class-A title, but came up short. The Football Team once again supported American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer by raising nearly $3,000 through fundraising efforts at games.

CROSS COUNTRYThe Varsity Cross Country team placed ninth in the Intersectional Champs and sixth in the City on November 9th. Sawyer Gwyn-Rowsom ’18 led the way, placing 27th and running 13:43, the fastest time ever run by a Xaverian freshman. Nick Mandala ’15 placed 33rd, running 13:53. Both boys qualified for and performed well in the the NY State Federation meet. The Varsity team also placed 33rd out of 100 varsity teams at Six Flags Wild Safari Invitational on September 27, 2014. The team was led by Nick Mandala ’15, who finished 97th out of 1309 total varsity runners. The Sophomore Cross Country team placed 11th in the Intersectional City Champs out of the 37 Intersectional schools, and the freshmen placed 12th in their race. Sawyer Gwyn-Rowsom ’18 placed 2nd individually out of 305 freshmen runners, with his time of 8:25 being the fastest time ever run by a Xaverian freshman and the second fastest time ever run by a Brooklyn Queens Freshman in the history of the CHSAA.

TENNISDespite a tough 2014 season, Xaverian’s Tennis team had a few standout players. Abdel Aboulenas ’14, Carmine Feola ’14, and Sean Heller ’16 all had very strong seasons, with Heller going undefeated. The team looks forward to improving and is confident in a more competitive showing in spring 2015.

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A L L H A N D S O N D E C K !

The All Hands on Deck Reunion on Saturday, April 5th garnered rave reviews from the over 400 alumni who attended. Each of the anniversary classes (1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, and 2009) enjoyed special cocktail receptions throughout the building, followed by a delicious dinner in the gymnasium.

Members of the Class of 1964, celebrating their 50th Anniversary, kicked off the afternoon with a mass and then enjoyed a private cocktail hour and dinner in the Tech Center. Dinner was followed by a grand entrance into the gym behind Xaverian’s renowned Pipe and Drum Corps, where the rest of their Clipper brothers greeted them with cheers and applause.

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A more casual view of some of the guys from the Class of 2009

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Brendan ’13 and Eddie ’04 MoloneyMichael Darby ’14, who is currently attending Brown University, with his father, Michael Darby ’64

Albert Caccese ’64Dominick Graziano ’74, Larry Chung ’74, and Robert Barrett ’74

Special Events Assistant Marie Lane with (left to right) James Caruso ’89, Steve Neglia ’89, and Joseph Patella ’89

Members of the Class of 1989 catching up on the Brothers’ Terrace

Michael Scagnelli ’64 and John Anderson ’64

Stephen Chiaino ’88 and Josh Calacanis ’89

Dennis Guiney ’79, Robert McClean ’79, James Case ’79, William Connell ’79, Thomas Farrell ’79


Board Member Ed McDonald ‘64 and Michael Cibella ‘89

Frank Morizio ‘89 and Joseph Pepitone ‘89

Harry D’Onofrio ‘85 and Christopher Bashinelli ‘04

Sigfried Heiles ‘64 and Robert Rescigno ‘74

St. Michael’s Diocesan High School Alumni Association President Mr. Anthony P. Zupo ’59 (left), and Executive Secretary Brother James Smith, C.F.X. ’60, recently presented Xaverian President Robert B. Alesi ’78 (center) with a check in the amount of $106,788.61 in unrestricted support of Xaverian and its academic mission. Dating back to 1993, the St. Michael’s Diocesan High School Alumni Association, whose motto is “The School That Would Not Die” has provided scholarship, annual support and has raised funds for the building of the beautiful St. Michael’s Chapel at Xaverian. In total, the “Michaelmen” have raised $4,593,539 in support of Xaverian and the work of the Xaverian Brothers. Opened in 1926, St. Michael’s Diocesan High School was the predecessor of Xaverian. The last graduating class from St. Michael’s was 1960, and Xaverian’s first graduating class was 1961.

Memories Shared at 50th Club ReunionAlumni from the classes of 1961, 1962, and 1963 gathered for the 2nd Annual 50th Club Reception on May 3rd. The 50th Club event is an exclusive gathering for those classes who have surpassed their 50th Anniversary. This intimate gathering allows alums the opportunity to spend quality time together without the hustle and bustle of the All Hands on Deck Reunion.

Track Alums Reunite to Relive the Glory DaysOn June 21st, Xaverian hosted the inaugural Track & Field and Cross-Country Alumni Gathering, honoring the past and present and celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the 1974 City Championship Team. Track alums reminisced with fellow teammates and Coaches McCartney, Bozzone ’61, Torti, Perrone, Sexton, Bro. Pat Pennell, Rescigno, Bro. Jim Smith, Maroney, and Dormer. Present Coach Brian McCartney was in attendance, along with current members of the Track team.

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Class of 2014

Ryan Ward of the Mount Saint Mary College men’s swimming team was named Skyline Conference Men’s Swimming Rookie of the Week for the week ending November 2nd.

Class of 2013

Brendan Moloney is serving on the 2015 Bay Ridge St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee. He has been helping with the committee’s photography and marketing efforts. Brendan also volunteers his photography services whenever he can for his beloved alma mater, Xaverian.

Raj Patel completed his plebe year at the United States Naval Academy. Raj declared his major as Political Science and joined the Eagle Scout Club, which keeps him busy doing volunteer projects. He also joined Team RWB, which works to build community around veterans through participation in events and activities such as running and yoga. Raj emailed Dr. Krishnamurthy a note of thanks for her class at Xaverian, referencing a discussion about Dr. Milgram’s experiment in his current Leadership Class, for which Dr. K’s class prepared him well .

Class of 2011

Peter Davidson has been handpicked by Lorne Michaels to join Saturday Night Live as the only new featured player for the 40th season.

Kevin Fitzgerald is in his senior year at Manhattan College in Riverdale, NY. As a Communications major, he is currently on the Dean’s List and was recently inducted into the Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society of the National Communication Association. Kevin is also enjoying his fourth year of swimming with the Manhattan College Jaspers and was named to the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) All Academic team for outstanding academic

achievement. He also serves as Resident Assistant and a member of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee. Last year, Kevin completed an internship with ABC’s Good Morning America, and is now interning for NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Michael Marando, a senior at Fordham University, was a finalist for the 2014 Fred Mitchell Award, which is given to the best Football Championship Subdivision place kicker in the country.

Matthew Petronis, who raised over $1 million dollars for the Breezy Point Relief Fund for Super Storm Sandy recovery, was honored by the Mets’ David Wright’s organization, “The Wright Thing,” in October 2013.

Class of 2010

Zach Sheridan recently graduated from the University of Miami with a B.S. in Biology. He is a pre-dental

student, but is looking forward to a year off to work and travel. Zach notes, “I couldn’t have done it without the great education I received at Xaverian!”

Class of 2009

Michael Calicchio recently achieved the high honor of receiving a scholarship as a walk-on player at West Virginia University. Michael received the Tom Nickolich Award as the Mountaineers’ top walk-on player.ENS Eli Bronshteyn enlisted in the Navy after graduating from Xaverian and was stationed in Naval Base Newport Rhode Island. One year later, he was accepted into the Naval Academy, and was commissioned

as an ENS (Ensign) after four years. Administrators were pleased to welcome ENS Bronshteyn back for a visit to 7100 Shore Road in August 2014.

Class of 2008

Billy Gorman, who is pictured below with his family, including Terrence ’11 (far left) and Brendan ’04 (right), who, together with his father, Bill (far right), serves as a faculty member at Xaverian, received his Masters of Architecture from the University of Notre Dame in Spring 2014 and and is working at Conner-Carry Architects in Manhattan. Billy is a 2012 graduate of The Catholic University of America and visited 7100 Shore Road on October 24, 2013 to speak to Mr. Hendrick’s architecture classes about summer internships, college-level architecture classes, and careers in architecture

Class of 2006

Jason Kranz married Alexis Roldan on October 24th, 2014.

Brian McKenzie has joined the Baruch College basketball staff. He works for head coach John Alesi ’99.

Class of 2005

Andrew C. Lava, son of NYPD Lieutenant (Ret.) Richard A. Lava ’73, nephew of John T. Lava ’69, U.S. Department of

Homeland Security (Ret.), was honored as the Salutatorian of the New York City Police Department’s December 2013 Academy Class. He received the Police Commissioner’s Award for the second highest overall average. He is currently assigned to the NYPD’s Patrol Borough, Manhattan South.

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Class of 2004

Steven Attanasio recently published Untouched Heroics, a book about the life of a living 95-year-old WWII veteran named Tony Varone. Tony

emigrated from Italy when he was three years old, and lived in Brooklyn until the war. His story is that of an ordinary person forced into extraordinary circumstance, of innocence, love, and resilience. Steven wrote the book as a tribute to all soldiers whose stories were never told. The book is available on amazon.com.

Chris Bashinelli, who is a television host, UN Speaker, and National

Geographic Young Explorer, flew in from an assignment in Alaska to speak to Xaverian students at the Spirit Day Prayer Service on October 10, 2014.

Rocco Deserto and his wife, Melissa, welcomed their son, Giuseppe Paul Deserto, to the world on March 5, 2014. Baby Giuseppe weighed in at 8 lbs. 3 oz. and was 21 inches long.

Salvatore Inzerillo is the co-founder of Salvo’s Pizzabar (www.salvosnyc.com) on the Upper East Side. He welcomes all to stop by!

Class of 2003

Rev. Michael J.S. Bruno, S.T.L. released a book, Political Augustinianism: Modern Interpretations of Augustine’s Political Thought, in September 2014. It is available on

Amazon.com and other retailers. Fr. Bruno earned a doctorate in sacred theology from the Pontifical Lateran University in Rome and is Parochial Vicar of St. Luke Catholic Church and adjunct professor of theology at St. Joseph’s Seminary in Dunwoodie, NY.

Vinny Iannelli created the original music for “Los GRUFF,” an animated short film which was recently awarded 1st Place in the Animation Category at the Sunset International Film Festival in Los Angeles. Vinny

recruited Mr. Loposky, Mark Rucci ’13, Sal Delgado ’13, and Malachi Provenzano ’16 to lend their musical chops to the soundtrack.

Louis Vitale celebrated the Grand Opening of his fitness club, Dyker Fitness, on November 2, 2013. Dyker Fitness is a 450 sq/ft Personal Training Gym offering one on one training and small group classes (cardio, kickboxing, and Bootcamp). The ceremony was attended by Council Member Vincent Gentile, as well as Louis’ family, friends, and supporters.

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Class of 2001

Anthony Ingrassia was named a “Rising Star” by the The Queens Courier Newspapers, The Brooklyn Home Reporter, and The Brooklyn Spectator. Anthony, a producer with Joseph Marc Sports Media, serves as the video coordinator for the Brooklyn Nets and Barclays Center.

Steven Lord married Lauren Taylor on June 7, 2014 at Holy Rosary Church on Staten Island. They honeymooned in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, and reside on Staten Island. Class of 2000

Rob Oliva was honored on May 7, 2014 at Fontbonne Hall Academy’s 12th Annual Fleur de Lys Dinner Dance.

Class of 1999

Giuseppe Randazzo’s screenplay adaptation of Julie C. Morse’s “Out of the Box” was a finalist at the 2014 Beverly Hills Film Festival. Giuseppe co-wrote and co-produced “Caesar and Otto’s Deadly XMas,” a parody of 1980s “Santa Slasher” movies like “Silent Night, Deadly Night,” featuring Deron Miller, who was the lead singer of CKY, as the killer Santa. Since 2006, Giuseppe has won over 20 screenwriting awards, seven of which were for his 2010 screenplay Ripper (which was optioned in 2011). He recently took part in a panel on screenwriting that was televised as part of the educational Indie Film School series on The Reel Network in Cleveland, Ohio.

Joseph Williams and his wife Danielle Albanese-Williams (a former math teacher

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Steven Lord ’01married Lauren Taylor on June 7.

Michael Diaz welcomed his son, Michael, to the world on October 21, 2014.

Joseph ’99, Danielle, and Laura Lorraine Williams

at Xaverian) had a baby girl, Laura Lorraine, on January 5th, 2014. Joe and Danielle are thrilled to be parents and look forward to all the joy she will bring to their family.

Class of 1998

Christopher Rice, who resides in Florida, is Operations Manager for Acorn Stairlifts, one of the largest manufacturers and suppliers of stairlifts worldwide.

Class of 1997

Joe Jaccarino and his beautiful wife, Corey, welcomed their second wonderful daughter, Stella Phoenix Jaccarino, who was born on July 5th, 2013.

James P. Mallon is serving in the U.S. Navy as part of a hand-selected crew charged with bringing the Navy’s newest and most advanced amphibious assault ship into service.

Salvatore Tinervia ’97 and Laura Fodera celebrated the Sacrament of Marriage on Saturday, October 11, 2014 at the Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Not knowing that they lived a few blocks away from each other in Gravesend, Brooklyn, they first met on June 1, 2012 on the front steps of OLPH. It is also here where they were engaged on September 21, 2013. Their reception was held at the lovely Dyker Beach Golf Course. Salvatore has been working at Xaverian, teaching History and Religion, since 2003. During this time he has also coached Cross Country/Track & Field from 2003-2008, and was the Director of Admissions from

2007-2010. Currently, Sal serves as one of two Campus Ministers. Laura is the Office Manager of Fodera Guitars, LLC., which is located in Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. All of the Groomsmen were proud Xaverian alums. They included: Giuseppe Tinervia ’93, Vincent Raimondo ’97, Andrew Sternberg ’97, Matthew Sternberg ’99, Robert Oliva ’00, and James Fodera ’12.

Walter Capece, Xaverian’s Comptroller, welcomed his daughter, Marilaina Noelle, in January 2015 with his wife, Angela, who serves as a Guidance Counselor at Xaverian.

Class of 1996

George Vega was recently promoted to the rank of First Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps.

Class of 1994

Timothy Fox was promoted to Deputy Chief of Department of Sanitation New York City in September 2014.

Class of 1993

David Ditillo was recently promoted to Senior Vice President of MetLife Insurance and is now responsible for all MetLife’s technology application development within the U.S.

Martin Langan welcomed a second child, baby girl Fallon Athena Langan, on December 13, 2013. On July 1, 2013, Martin was assigned as a new NYPD Sergeant to the 75th Precinct in East New York.

Class of 1993 and 1992

Gerald Arze ’93 and Raymond Mollica ’92 have been operating the law firm of Arze & Mollica, LLP in Brooklyn, NY since 2007. The firm represents Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice matters.

Class of 1991

Fred Scuteri recently joined AQR Capital Management, LLC in Greenwich, CT as Vice President & Head of Trade Management.

Class of 1990

Vincent Reres is currently the regional (Northeast) telecommunications counsel to

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Xaverian alumni members of the Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity celebrating APD’s 100th Anniversary


Salvatore Tinervia ’97 and Laura Fodera were married on Saturday, October 11, 2014.

AT&T. He lives in Port Washington with his wife, Viera, and two sons, Claudio and Cristian.

Robert L. Romeo was named Vice President, Claims, Healthcare Professional Liability & Construction Lines for Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance. Robert was previously Senior Vice President, Claims, Medical Risk, Construction and Construction Defect, at ACE. Robert previously managed healthcare, construction, excess casualty and construction defect claims at ACE. Before that, he held positions of increasing responsibility at AIG Healthcare. He began his insurance career handling medical malpractice claims at Zurich North America. Robert holds a Juris Doctor degree from Brooklyn Law School and a Bachelor’s degree, Magna Cum Laude, from St. John’s University. He will be based in the New York office of Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance.

Class of 1989

Rich Aurilia was honored at halftime of the St. John’s University vs. DePaul University Basketball game at MSG on March 2nd, 2014, the day after being inducted in the 2014 St. John’s University Athletic Hall of Fame.

Brian Ingram, a member of Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, completed the Chicago Marathon on October 12, 2014.

Joseph A. Patella, a litigation partner with Andrews Kurth, was named by Super Lawyers in the Top 100 New York Lawyers for 2014.

Class of 1988

Jason Calacanis, an internet entrepreneur and investor, launched Insider.com, a mobile-first news reader that’s full of external links and story summaries with a high quality selection of content.

Michael Ferrier is currently regional counsel for Latin America for Tesco Corporation, a global leader in the design, manufacture and service of technology-based solutions for the upstream energy industry. He lives in Mexico City with his wife and 3 sons.

Class of 1986

Kenneth Corey was promoted to Deputy Chief of the NYPD on October 25, 2013.

He is currently assigned as the Executive Officer of Patrol Borough Brooklyn South.

Joe Narciso, who was named a Xaverian Distinguished Alumnus in 2005, went to Capitol Hill on February 26, 2014 to meet with senators and members of Congress on behalf of The Parkinson’s Action Network (PAN). Joe is a husband and a father of three and he has had Parkinson’s for over a decade.

Pasqualino “Pat” Russo was recently promoted to Senior Special Counsel at Windels, Marx, Lane & Mittendorf, LLP. In addition, Governor Andrew Cuomo appointed Pat to be a member of the MTA Inspector General Management Advisory Board. Pat and his wife, Joanne, are proud Genesis parents to Anne ’13 and Catherine ’15.

Class of 1985

John Fitzpatrick, former Environmental Conservation Officer who passed away in May 2014, headed investigations of illegal ivory sales for the state. It was due to these investigations that Gov. Cuomo signed a law banning the sale of elephant ivory and rhinoceros horns in August 2014.

Anthony Russo is the Director of Engineering for SKAE Power Solutions, which provides mission critical power system consulting services. Anthony is a registered professional engineer in NY and NJ and resides in Rockland County with wife Margaret and sons Matt, 13 years old, and Danny, 11 years old.

Christopher Spinelli is currently exhibiting his painting “Al Sharpton, Larger than Life” at the Arsenal Gallery in Manhattan. His website, www.brooklyndreamland.com, has garnered an international following and he is currently working on turning his Brooklyn Blog featured on the website into a book entitled “Life, Death and Wiffleball in Brooklyn.” Christopher’s son, Alexander, is a proud member of Xaverian’s Class of 2017.

Class of 1984

Frank T. Cara a resident of Garden City, NY, has joined Connell Foley LLP as partner-in-charge of the firm’s New York construction law practice.

Frank is a leader in regulatory, compliance,

and lititgation issues related to complex infrastructure projects.

Anthony Gioeli has published his first book, International Business Expansion: A Step-by-Step Guide to Launch Your Company Into Other Countries. The book is available on Amazon, and is based on over

25 years of traveling the world building businesses and helping many companies open up new markets outside the U.S.

John Mullin, Head Coach of the Bensalem (PA) High School Varsity Basketball team, gained national attention when his team’s manager, Kevin Grow, signed a special, two-day contract with the Philadelphia 76ers. Grow, who has Down Syndrome, scored 14 points on senior night, after John made him a member of the team.

Class of 1983

William Trapani and his wife, Yessica, welcomed their daughter, Daniela Marie, to the world on January 10, 2014 (which, incidentally, was his wife’s birthday!). What a birthday gift from God!

Class of 1981

Joseph Favorito completed his seventh year in sports media consulting and teaching in the Masters Program at Columbia University. He recently won four CLIO

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Daniela Marie Trapani

Sports Awards for his work with USA Wrestling and was named on the Hot 100 Sports Business Followers list by Forbes.

Matthew Milbouer is a married father of six wonderful children and resides in Brooklyn. His son, Joseph ’00, is a 1st Class Petty Officer in the United States Navy and is currently stationed at Whitby Island Naval Station in Washington State. His youngest sons, Phillip and Kevin, are currently attending Xaverian as members of the Class of 2016. Matthew’s wife Catharine is a teacher’s assistant with the Xaverian Ryken Program.

Chris Mullin, a member of Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, ran a leg of the NBA’s All-Star Relay through Bay Ridge in the NYC Marathon on November 2nd.

Kevin Ward is currently serving as NYPD

Commissioner Bill Bratton’s Chief of Staff. A 30-year member of the NYPD, Chief Ward’s most recent posting prior to Chief of Staff was as commanding officer of Patrol Borough Queens South. In September 2014, Chief Ward was the recipient of the 2014 Police Officer Christopher Hoban Service to New York Award.

Class of 1980

Joseph Beliina is a general manager with Empire State Realty Trust and is responsible for all aspects for the world famous Empire State Building. In addition, Joe is the founder/owner of Property Advisors, Inc. a commercial real estate service and advisory firm. Joseph lives on Staten Island with his wife of 25 years, Miriam, and is the proud father of two sons, Frank and Joseph.

Class of 1979Tom McLaren and his wife, Rene, became grandparents last year with the birth of

Andrew James (AJ) Bonsecour in Roswell, Georgia. They miss the Brooklyn pizza and bagels, but not the winters!

Kevin Windorf released a book, Speaking In Tongues, in December 2013. The book is available on Amazon.com. Since his days as the editor of The X-Press, Kevin has pursued his love of creative writing. He has written extensively in a wide range of creative formats including screenplays, short fiction, and poetry. In 2013, his short story, Call from the Cabin, was featured on NPR’s All Things Considered as a program favorite from its Three Minute Fiction contest #10. Samples of Kevin’s work can be found at www.kevinwindorf.com.

Class of 1978

Barry Rohrssen, one of Xaverian’s Distinguished Alumni, has joined the University of Kentucky men’s basketball coaching staff as an assistant coach.

Class of 1977

Martin Donohue is now working at Princeton Plasma Physics Lab doing his small part to make fusion energy a reality. His daughter, Elizabeth, a graduate of Fordham University, is now a Bay Ridge resident and his older daughter, Lianne, is a sophomore at The Catholic University in Washington, DC.

Frank Gramieri, former stage crew member and President of GDS Interior Architecture recently joined Br. Clement

Kowalchuk, C.F.X. in Danvers, MA as they celebrated their birthdays.

George L. Greco was admitted to The Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem at a Mass of Investiture on Saturday, November 23, 2013 at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Members of this order commit themselves to be Witnesses to the Faith, to lead exemplary Christian lives of continuing charity in support of the Christian communities in the Holy Land, and to maintain the true charitable commitment of a Christian.

Robert Rogers has been an Associate Information Officer in the Financial Systems area of a major financial services firm for the past eight and a half years. He still referees soccer on Staten Island and has three children (Kate, 22; Kevin, 20; and Kerry Anne, 17) with his lovely wife, Mary Pat.

John A. Russo has served as City Manager for the City of Alameda, CA since June 2011. Since being appointed, he has stabilized City Hall, assembled a dynamic management team, and established transparency, responsiveness, and accountability as core values for Alameda’s municipal government. Throughout his career as a public servant, John has fought for reform in local government, in the state legislature, and in the courts.

Anthony G. Saleh, M.D., FCCP, who was named a Xaverian Distinguished Alumnus in 2005, was honored at New York Methodist Hospital’s 2014 Candlelight Gala on May 10, 2014. He received the James Monroe Buckley Award for Distinguished Trustee, in recognition of his dedicated service on the Hospital’s Board of Trustees. Dr. Saleh, director of New York Methodist Hospital’s respiratory care unit and associate director of interventional pulmonology, has spent the entirety of his professional medical career at NYM, beginning in 1985 as a resident physician in internal medicine. After completing his two-year term as president of the Hospital’s Medical Board, Dr. Saleh was invited to join NYM’s Board of Trustees in 2008.

Class of 1976

Anthony Bianchi, who serves as a Councilmember in Inuyama City, Japan, recently released a book, Progress Over Precedent. It is available in Japan and will be coming to the United States in the near future.

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Kevin Ward ’81 (center) with his family and NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton


Tom McLaren ’79 with grandson AJ Bonsecour

Lt. John Gregory, NYPD, was recently given recognition by the New York City Police Department for having achieved 30 Years of Service in 2013. He has served since July 1983 and remains on active duty, assigned to Special Operations, Transit Bureau. By coincidence, the ceremony was held on June 6, the graduation date of Xaverian’s “Bicentennial Class” of 1976. John notes, “My time at Xaverian remains one of my best memories. May God bless my fellow alumni.”

James E. Leonard has been named FDNY’s Chief of Department, the highest ranking uniformed position in the FDNY.

Class of 1975

Fr. Bob Mucci has been reassigned from parochial vicar of St. Mary Mother of Jesus to pastor St. Mark, Sheepshead Bay while still serving as Diocesan Judge of First Instances.

Brian Murach, PA-C, is the Cardiac Surgery Business Unit Manager for Terumo Cardiovascular Group. He is enjoying wedded bliss with his wife, Margarita, and is proud parent of Maria, who is a graduate of Cornell University and Boston College School of Law. Happily residing in rural Green Township, NJ, Brian is very much a man of deep faith who was influenced in large part by the strong, fervent, and faithful religious leadership at Xaverian.

Joe Simonelli is a published playwright who recently had his first professional production of his classic ghost story, The Ghost in the Meadow, at the historic Barter

Theatre, which is the state theatre of Virginia. For more information on Joe’s work, please visit www.joesimonelli.com.

Class of 1974

Victor Acquista is exiting the New Mexico Department of Health and moving to Albuquerque-Santa Fe area, where he plans to do more writing and speaking Victor’s book, Pathways to

Health: An Integral Guidebook, was published last year and is doing well with foreign rights deals in Europe, Asia, and Africa. He has been invited to Copenhagen to do workshops in early 2015.

Jerry Cahill completed a 500-mile CF Bike Adventure in September 2014 to raise money and awareness for cystic fibrosis.

John DiNicola has recently been promoted to Superintendent of Schools for Margate (NJ) School District. He has served as a

principal within the district for the past 15 years.

David McLaughlin is still playing and coaching soccer! He would love to hear from Xaverian class of 1973 or 1974 grads, especially soccer alums.

Anthony M. Miele, JD, PhD, is an Attorney and Compliance Director with Zurich North America in New York City, and recently completed the doctoral program in Mathematics Education at Columbia University. Dr. Miele wrote his dissertation on metacognition and the study of number theory. Since 1995, he has been married to Lilian Gang Li of Dalian, China.

Class of 1973

Ricardo Rene Laremont is a Professor of Political Science and Sociology at SUNY Binghamton and a Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council. He is considered an expert on political Islam, Islamic law, conflict resolution, democratization, and civil/military relations, particularly in North Africa and the Sahel. His principal books include: Revolution, Revolt, and Reform in North Africa (Routledge: 2013); Al-rabia al-arabi: al-intifada w’al islah w’al-thawra (with Youssef Sawani) (Al-Maaref, 2013); Islamic Law and Politics in Northern Nigeria (Africa World Press: 2011); Borders, Nationalism, and the African State (Lynne Rienner: 2005); The Causes of War and the Consequences of Peacekeeping in Africa (Heinemann: 2002); and, Islam and the Politics of Resistance in Algeria, 1783-1992 (Africa World Press: 2000). His research has been supported by the Carnegie Corporation, the Ford Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, the United States Institute of Peace, the Office of Naval Research, and the United States Department of Education. Ricardo is married to Lisa Yun, a professor of English literature at SUNY Binghamton, and they have two children, Liana and Alina, both age 12.

Class of 1972

Stephen Rolandi has been elected to the National Council American Society for Public Administration in Washington, DC.

Class of 1971

Thomas Gandolfo is an artist living in Sarasota, FL. He also owns a home remodeling company.

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On Saturday, April 5th, at the FIRST Robotics Competition at the Javits Center, some Xaverian alumni had their own mini-reunion. Xaverian faculty member and Robotics Moderator Mr. James Schreiner ’04 (center) was introduced to Sean Nadel ’01 (left), who coaches the Lego Legacy team from MS 366, and Hisham Touma ’05 (right), who coaches a team of Manhattan students called the Automators.

James G. Goodness, KHS was recently named Vice Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Newark, where he has served since 1999 as Archdiocesan Director of Communications and Public Relations. He continues in that role as well. James and his wife, Felicia (his date at the Junior Prom in 1970 and the Senior Prom in 1971), celebrated their 39th anniversary in September. Their son, Richard, is living in Brooklyn and pursuing his dream of being a writer and musician. In 2009, Pope Benedict XVI granted James a Papal Knighthood as a Member of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre.

John M. Pulito celebrated his 35th wedding anniversary this past July with his wife, Patricia, who is a clinical lab specialist heading the simulation program for the nursing program at Mercyhurst University. They have three children, who are all married. Brian is an attorney, Tracey is an accountant, and John Michael is an analyst for one of the largest real estate developers in the country. They have one grandchild, two-year-old Mackenzie, and a second one due in February. John still practices ophthalmology in a group practice in Meadville, PA and is the president of the Crawford County Medical Society. He notes, “I am hoping to see many ’71 grads at our 45th reunion in 2016.”

Class of 1970

Hon. Matthew D’Emic, who is a member of Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, gave the keynote presentation at Law Day celebration at Kings County courthouse on May 8th. The topic of his presentation was “Why Every Vote Matters.” Judge D’Emic also served as Xaverian’s 2014 Commencement Speaker.

Kevin P. McKernan has been accepted to the National College of DUI Defense, which is an attorney group, and recently completed a DUI defense seminar conducted at Harvard Law School.

Bob Thoelen accepted a Voluntary Separation Package and retired from UTC Aerospace Systems on February 28, 2014 after a very enjoyable and fulfilling 40 year career in the Space Systems Department. The latter portion of his career was dedicated to supporting activities associated with the Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU), the astronauts’ space suit and life support system. He looks forward to working on home renovations, spending

quality time with family (four out of five of his children and seven out of eight of his grandchildren live right in his town), volunteering at his church, and traveling. Bob notes, “I trust that my classmates are doing well and look forward to seeing them, God willing, for our 45th anniversary reunion next year.”

Kevin Thompson has been enjoying retirement since August 2014.

Class of 1969

Herman Merritt has spent 36 years in the NYC Department of Education as a teacher and Administrator, and he is now the Political Director of the Supervisors Union. Herman is the proud father of Adam, who graduated from Xaverian in 2013.

Class of 1968

Hon. William F. Mastro was awarded the 49th Annual Rapallo Award on April 26th. The prestigious award is named after the first Italian-American jurist to be named to the NYS Court of Appeals. Past recipients include U.S. Supreme court

justices Samuel Alito and Antonin Scalia, and New York state politicians George Pataki, Rudy Giuliani and Mario Cuomo.

Class of 1967

Gerard Francis Lameiro, Ph.D. released a new book, Renewing America and Its Heritage of Freedom: What Freedom-Loving Americans Can Do to Help, in August 2014. It is

available through Amazon and other online and bricks-and-mortar book retailers. It is also available on Kindle and other devices. The book begins by recognizing God as the Author of Liberty and builds a substantial and solid, moral case for freedom. It explains the 25 Essential Components of Freedom necessary to have a free nation. It goes on to show where and how America is losing Freedom. Finally, it gives Americans a new vision and a new strategy to renew America and its heritage of freedom. For more information, please visit RenewingAmericaBook.com or GerardLameiro.com .

Class of 1966

Dr. Andrew Fiore, who is Director of Cardiothoracic Surgery at Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital in St. Louis, visited Xaverian on May 16, 2014 and made a few guest appearances in science classes. He was honored as a Bernard McQuillan Distinguished Alumnus Award Recipient at the 2014 Spirit of Xaverian Gala on November 20, 2014.

Class of 1965

John Byrne has been traveling for the past 10 years, nationally and internationally, as an arbitrator and mediator resolving business to business disputes as a Distinguished Fellow of the College of Commerical Arbitrators. He is looking forward to the 50th Reunion!

Abraham Dau has been retired for 11 years from textile engineering and computer systems. He is now enjoying life as a full-time grandfather and part-time English teacher in China and Colombia.

James Gorra retired from the NYS Courts in April 2014.

Joseph Pastrana serves as a US Administrative Law Judge for the Office of Medicare Hearings & Appeals. He was appointed to the bench in June 2005.

Hon. William F. Mastro ’68 (right) with Senator Marty Golden P’09.

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Bob Thoelen ’70 and seven of his grandchildren.

Dr. Andrew Fiore ’66 guest teaching at Xaverian


Ralph Torrillo is excited to celebrate the class of 1965’s 50th Anniversary at the All Hands on Deck Alumni Reunion on April 25th, 2015! He says, “Let’s have a big turnout for our 50th reunion on April 25th, 2015. Register online at www.xaverian.org/reunion.”

Class of 1964

Robert Dieckmann was a Director at Merrill Lynch until the year 2000, at which time he made a career change and is now designing and developing properties in the Hamptons.

John Huggard is currently living in Florida with his wife, Carol. They are enjoying every day of their well-earned retirement.

Edward McDonald, Esq., a member of Xaverian’s Board of Trustees, welcomed a grandson to the world, Liam Edward, in March 2014.

Class of 1963

Vincent Taschetti has founded The Think Team LLC, a graphic design and advertising company. He was formerly Creative Director, Sr. VP for BBDO Worldwide NYC.

John F. Tully was an aide to the 2014 Grand Marshall of the New York City Saint Patrick’s Day Parade.

Class of 1962

Rev. Thomas G. D’Albro is Parochial Vicar at St. Nicholas of Tolentine Church, Queens, NY.

Lawrence DeMaria, a Pulitzer-nominated former reporter and senior editor at The New York Times and Forbes, released his latest thriller, The Hadron Escape, in September 2014. It is available for sale at Amazon.com. For more information, please visit www.lawrencedemaria.com.

Class of 1961

William Castellane splits his time between Salisbury Mills, NY and Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. He is a licensed realtor in SC, and also a certified Health Coach for Take Shape For Life (TSFL). William was ordained a Deacon for the Archdiocese of NY in 2006.

Leonard Florio ’61 has retired after 48

years of teaching history on the high school and college levels. On September 5, 2014, he celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary with his wife, Angela, their three children, and their six beautiful grandchildren.

Dan Grimaldi, who has appeared in many films and TV series (most notably, The Sopranos), took the stage during summer 2014 as part of the cast of Lucky Me at the New Jersey Repertory Company in Long Branch, NJ.

William J. (Bill) Ward, Jr., who serves as Associate Professor of Health Finance and Management, Associate Profsssor of Nursing and Director Emeritus of the Master of Health Administration program at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, was the commencement speaker at the graduation ceremony for the Master of Health Administration degree program at Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, MD in October 2013. Bill was also awarded the President’s Medal by the University for “outstanding leadership and service to the health profession and to Mount St. Mary’s University.”

Class of 1957, St. Michael’s

Tom McNicholas is helping with the STEM program at the Catholic High School in Napa, CA. He received engineering degrees from NYU Polytechnic and Syracuse University.

Class of 1952, St. Michael’s

Francis M. DeBritz sends congratulations to his grandson, John Paul Cashman ’17, for a great freshman year at Xaverian. He finished the year with high honor grades.

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Bill Ward ’61 (center) accepts Mount St. Mary’s University’s President’s Medal.

Cl a s s No t e s


Clipper Fund 2013-2014

Now More Than Ever!

For those of you who might remember, that was the slogan for President Nixon’s re-election campaign in 1972. And, politics aside, this phrase continues to ring true regarding philanthropic support for Xaverian—the premier Upper School and Co-Educational Middle School in the Diocese of Brooklyn.

By standards, 2013-14 was a great fund-raising year for the school. Through a transformative gift of $1 million made by Michael T. Strianese ’74 and his wife, Alyson, Xaverian has established the Michael T. Strianese ’74 STEM Program which will benefit students across all grades and curricula. Alumni, parents, and friends supported the annual Golf Classic, Spirit of Xaverian Gala, Fortune Auction, and other events. Support was received for the annual Clipper Fund and our Family of Funds, which allowed donors to select from a number of categories to make their unrestricted gifts. Many chose to double their gifts by using their company’s matching gift programs. Others helped support scholarship and financial aid initiatives and others, because of their long and deep affection for Xaverian, included the school in their estate plans. All told, nearly $2.2 million was raised benefiting programs, scholarships and financial aid—ultimately benefiting each and every student at 7100 Shore Road.

Xaverian’s future is bright. Under the direction of the Board of Trustees and the inspirational leadership of President Bob Alesi ’78 and Principal Deacon Kevin McCormack, Xaverian continues to go back to its roots of providing the finest Catholic middle and secondary education available—anywhere. Under the guidance of Trustee and Advance-ment Committee Chair Bill Zucker ’75 and the Advancement Committee, and other volunteers who believe deeply in Xaverian’s mission, we know that 2014-15 will be an even better year financially for the school and our students. We are indebted to the members of the Golf Committee, the Spirit of Xaverian Gala Committee, the Student Coordinating Council, and Parent Volunteers for all they’ve done and continue to do to help raise funds for the school. We recognize the generosity of time offered by members of our administration, faculty, staff, maintenance crew, and everyone who went above and beyond to help the Advancement Team prepare for special events, cultivation events, and alumni visits.

We extend a very special “thank you” to the Committee Members of the J. Meric Pessagno Scholarship Fund. Through their efforts, and through the generosity of an anonymous donor who will match each and every new gift made to the scholarship fund through June 30, 2015, up to a total of $50,000, more than $26,000 has been donated! If you were a student of Meric or would just like to see this challenge met, please make a gift!

Lastly, it’s critical to remember ones heritage. Principal McCormack reminds our students that they stand on the “Shoulders of Giants,” alumni who proudly represent Xaverian today. Before Xaverian, there was St. Michael’s Diocesan High School—the school that would not die! All of us at Xaverian are grateful to the Michaelmen for their generous support, which this year totaled nearly $120,000! Thank you to all, especially Alumni President Tony Zupo ’59 and Executive Secretary, Brother Jim Smith, C.F.X. ’60.

Now, more than ever, we ask for and need your continued support. If you can increase your level of giving, please con-sider doing so. If it’s been a while since you’ve made a gift, please consider making a gift today at www.xaverian.org/do-nate. It’s easy to do and will only take a few moments of your time. President Alesi and Principal McCormack have great vision and for them to see their vision fulfilled, they need and welcome the philanthropic support of all of us—trustees, alumni, parents, administration, faculty and staff, and everyone for whom Xaverian holds a special place.

Together, we can make 2014-15 an even greater year for Xaverian! May God continue to bless you and those you love, and may our efforts always be guided by the watchful eye of Our Lady of the Narrows.

Vincent P. Torti

Director of Advancement

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2013-2014 Board of Trustees Mr. Robert Alesi ’78*Dr. Richard Berleth Captain Donald Bouchoux ’64Brother Arthur Caliman, C.F.X. ’65Brother Brian Davis, C.F.X. ’63The Honorable Matthew J. D’Emic ’70Reverend David Dettmer Sisterr. Patricia Ells, C.N.D. Mr. Neil Hall ’66Brother Lawrence Harvey, C.F.X. Mr. Vincent Iannelli ’68Mr. Brian J. Ingram ’89Captain Barbara Ives Mr. Francis C. Lupo ’68Mr. James P. Lynn, Esq. ’79Mr. Michael MacIntyre ’94Mr. Edward A. McDonald, Esq. ’64Mr. Robert C. O’Sullivan, Esq. ’64Mr. Robert J. Porta ’79Brother Daniel Skala, C.F.X. Mr. Anthony Tristani ’95Mr. William F. Zucker ’75

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented in this report. We are extremely grateful for the generosity of each and every one of Xaverian’s benefactors, and apologize in advance for any errors which may appear. Thank you for your understanding and continued support!

Thank You to Our Alumni

Xaverian SocietyGifts $100,000+ Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Strianese ‘74

St. Francis Xavier Society Gifts $25,000- $99,999Anonymous Neil Hall ’66 & The Hall Family Dr. Philip J. Whitcome + ’66

Our Lady of the Narrows SocietyGifts $10,000 - $24,999Anonymous Mr. Joseph M. Corrado ’73Mr. Harry L. D’Onofrio ’85Mr. Joseph A. Flahaven ’61Mr. Edward P. Gilligan ’77Mr. Robert Charles Golden ’64Mr. Anthony S. Grosso ’70Mr. Vincent Iannelli ’68Mr. Francis C. Lupo ’68

Mr. Daniel A. Mariano ’61Reverend Robert V. Mucci ’75 & The Mucci Family Foundation Mr. Kevin B. Thompson ’70Mr. William F. Zucker ’75

St. Michael’s SocietyGifts $5,000 - $9,999Mr. Thomas F. Blaney ’77Dr. Robert M. Giasi ’61Mr. Nicholas A. Lembo ’67Mr. Christopher R. Long ’93Mr. Robert J. MacDonald ’62Mr. Francis J. Mirabello ’72Dr. Vincent G. Murphy ’61Mr. Robert C. O’Sullivan ’64Dr. James M. Suarez ’61

Brother Theodore Ryken Society Gifts $2,500-$4,999Anonymous Dr. Joseph J. Farraye ’74Mr. Robert A. Gaafar ’01Mr. Ronald J. Halleran ’61Mr. Paul A. Lloyd ’73Mr. Michael MacIntyre ’94Mr. Anthony Mancusi ’96Mr. George A. Marchetti ’68Mr. Brendan J. McCormick ’89Mr. Charles A. Mele ’74Mr. Thomas M. Meo ’75Mr. Chris O’Flinn ’61Mr. John P. Pantazis ’77Mr. Robert J. Porta ’79Mr. James A. Rasulo ’74Mr. Anthony B. Stumbo ’93Dr. Frank D. Visintini ’84

Brother Padraic SocietyGifts $1,500 - $2,499Mr. Richard F. Andrews ’75Mr. Joseph G. Bellina ’80Dr. Michael S. Caramico ’78Mr. Richard A. Cavello ’61Mr. Peter Chiarulli ’78Mr. Michael R. Costa ’76Mr. Francis X. Dee ’62Mr. Frank J. Desiderio ’65Mr. George L. Greco ’77Mr. William R. Guarinello ’66Mr. Gregory G. Habeeb ’67Mr. William Heinzerling ’77Mr. Lester M. Hunkele ’65Mr. Charles I. Johnston ’72Mr. Gerard T. Kane ’77Mr. Edward J. Kelly ’78

Mr. Robert T. Koroshetz ’72Mr. William K. Lavin ’61Mr. James P. Lynn ’79Mr. Charles V. Maniglia ’01Mr. Ronald Palastro ’72Mr. Nicholas Sideratos ’88Mr. Nicholas T. Truncellito ’68Mr. Vincent T. Turitto ’61

Brother Hilary SocietyGifts $1,000 - $1,499 Mr. Robert B. Alesi ’78Mr. Salvatore Anzalone ’90Mr. Raymond G. Anello ’82Mr. Michael A. Arpaia ’80Mr. Gerald Arze ’93Mr. Christopher Athineos ’87Mr. Dominick P. Balsamo ’94Mr. Richard J. Bielen ’78Mr. Guillermo G. Bilbao ’76Captain Donald R. Bouchoux ’64Mr. John F. Byrne ’65Mr. Francis H.R. Caponegro ’72Mr. Michael J. Caramico ’80Dr. Thomas C. D’Augusta ’75Mr. Matthew W. Daus ’86Hon. Vincent M. Del Giudice ’72Mr. Bernard V. Drury ’74Mr. Charles Duca ’80Dr. Richard H. Escobales ’61Mr. Harold E. Gaffney ’74Mr. James G. Gallagher ’76Dr. John E. Gardella ’66Mr. Peter Gaudiuso ’81Mr. Louis O. Giglioli ’61Dr. Charles R. Hadlock ’64Mr. Steven J. Hartshorne ’74Dr. Francis E. Hubbard ’62Mr. Denis P. Jamison ’65Mr. Richard A. Kassar ’64Mr. Martin J. Lawler ’61Lt. Jerome P. Mandala ’75Mr. Fred M. Mandato ’71Mr. Edward A. McDonald ’64Mr. Raymond J. Mollica ’92Mr. Joseph J. Pierini ’61Mr. Nicholas J. Rubino ’79Mr. Salvatore J. Russo ’74Dr. Vincent U. Saccente ’64Mr. Thomas J. Scorza ’65Mr. Richard W. Smith ’64Mr. Brian B. Sullivan ’94Mr. Philip Tartaglia ’81Mr. John M. Trani ’62Mr. Rod Walz ’64Mr. Robert J. Windorf ’76


Clipper SocietyGifts $250- $999Dr. Charles J. Abate ’74 Mr. James F. Agoglia ’88 Mr. Louis M. Aidala ’75 Mr. John E. Alesi ’99 Mr. Robert J. Alfano ’74 Dr. Dennis J. Amato ’62 Mr. Paul J. Amico ’73 Deacon Bryan J. Amore ’80 Mr. Ronald J. Arculeo ’80 Mr. Alan F. Auteri ’76 Mr. John E. Baccash ’67 Mr. Robert J. Barry ’80 Mr. Essa A. Bateh ’85 Mr. Gerald J. Bernaz ’70 Mr. Richard M. Beyer ’66Mr. Richard S. Bianco ’82 Mr. John L. BianRosa ’67 Dr. Francis X. Browne ’61 Mr. Robert J. Bruno ’65 Mr. John J. Bruno ’87 Mr. Thomas J. Burns ’83 Mr. Richard F. Callaghan ’64 Mr. Joseph Cammarata ’76 Mr. Walter G. Capece ’97 Mr. Charles Capetanakis ’79 Mr. Joseph R. Caravello ’64 Dr. Michael Carducci ’94 Mr. Robert A. Carotenuto ’85 Mr. Gene R. Casazza ’71 Mr. James R. Case ’79 Mr. John Cassidy ’96 Mr. Alfred Cavallaro ’78 Mr. Michael A. Chirico ’75 Mr. Lawrence W. Chung ’74 Mr. Michael S. Cilento ’76 Mr. George L. Clark ’83 Mr. Matthew R. Cody ’65 Captain Richard L. Cole ’81 Mr. Brian T. Coleman ’83 Dr. John Collini ’81 Dr. Michael J. Comito ’78 Mr. Shamus C. Connolly ’91 Mr. Robert E. Corsi ’66 Mr. Brian T. Cosgrove ’79 Mr. Robert R. Costa ’63 Mr. George J. Coughlin ’67 Mr. Robert J. Crescentini ’65 Mr. Dominick Cuttitta ’79 Mr. William F. Daleus ’61 Mr. Michael W. Darby ’64 Mr. Michael Davis ’70 Mr. Pedro G. Delgado ’68 Mr. Angelo J. DelGiudice ’85 Mr. John C. DeMarco ’61

Hon. Matthew J. D’Emic ’70 Mr. Patrick H. Dempsey ’91 Mr. Louis A. DeNino ’66 Mr. Eric A. DiNapoli ’96 Mr. James J. DiOrio ’69 Mr. Peter M. DiSalvo ’85 Mr. Richard T. Diver ’74 Mr. Brian P. Donnelly ’81 Mr. William R. Dooley ’64 Mr. Peter J. Duggan ’89 Dr. Raymond L. Ebarb ’74 Mr. Robert J. Emmons ’64 Mr. Steven B. Eriquez ’91 Mr. Thomas F. Faherty ’85 Mr. Mark A. Fappiano ’78 Mr. Joseph A. Favuzza ’91 Mr. Thomas A. Fezza ’73 Mr. Michael O. Fitzpatrick ’82 Mr. Leonard N. Florio ’61 Mr. Richard J. Fodera ’81 Dr. Alfred T. Frontera ’62 Dr. Steven L. Galetta ’75 Mr. John A. Galifi ’80 Mr. Thomas E. Galligan ’89 Mr. Frank T. Gallinaro ’80 Mr. John Gallo ’68 Mr. Barry A. Gallogly ’70 Mr. Trevor I. George ’86 Mr. Roy G. Gerardi ’65 Mr. Robert Giancola ’99 Mr. Robert V. Giglia ’74Mr. Richard J. Girasole ’72 Mr. John R. Godino ’74 Mr. James A. Gorra ’65 Mr. Carl A. Graziano ’90 Mr. Dominick F. Guarna ’80 Mr. Ronald A. Guido ’75 Mr. Raffael J. Guidone ’63 Mr. Richard J. Habeeb ’64 Dr. Brian A. Hatot ’74 Dr. James J. Hearn ’64 Mr. Sigfried Heiles ’64 Mr. Martin G. Hoban ’84 Mr. Gerald J. Howard ’68 Mr. Michael P. Iacovelli ’79 Mr. Mark S. Indelicato ’78 Mr. Brian J. Ingram ’89 Mr. Richard M. Jaeger ’63 Mr. Paul Jamin ’85 Mr. Christopher P. Johnson ’78 Mr. Ryan O. Johnson ’94 Mr. George I. Kabbez ’84 Mr. Paul A. Kaczmarek ’64 Dr. John P. Kavanagh ’69 Mr. Michael J. Kawas ’77 Mr. Maurice G. Kaykaty ’83

Mr. Bruce D. Keeler ’65 Mr. Brian M. King ’77 Mr. Michael F. King ’93 Mr. Brian Large ’96 Mr. Michael J. Longabardi ’91 Mr. Esteban A. Lopez ’65 Mr. Keith C. MacDonald ’89 Dr. John R. Maese ’75 Dr. Charles V. Magatti ’67 Mr. Matthew G. Maguire ’92 Dr. Anthony G. Maniscalco ’68 Mr. Steven J. Marchetti ’74 Mr. Stephen M. Maresca ’68 Mr. Frank P. Marino ’91 Mr. Henry J. Matthews ’79 Mr. Anthony C. McCabe ’88 Mr. James F. McCarrick ’88 Mr. Thomas A. McFarland ’68 Mr. Sean P. McGowan ’79 Mr. Edward F. McLaughlin ’64 Mr. William M. McNamara ’64 Mr. Albert P. Meo ’80 Mr. Richard G. Micallef ’80 Mr. Matthew Milbouer ’81 Mr. Anthony D. Miserandino ’61 Mr. Wade L. Mokarry ’72 Mr. John J. Moran ’79 Mr. Mark J. Morawski ’73 Mr. James P. Moriarty ’81 Lt. Francis G. Morrisey ’87 Mr. Terence Mullin ’88 Mr. James J. Munson ’76 Mr. Kevin M. Murphy ’07 Mr. Daniel Thomas Murray ’62 Mr. Anthony Mussolino ’89 Mr. William Neri ’00 Mr. Henry A. Nocella ’63 Mr. Jerry J. O’Brien ’62 Mr. Robert A. Oliva ’00 Mr. Lawrence J. Osuna-Ayoub ’76 Mr. Joseph F. Pacheco ’75 Mr. Joseph Pagnotta ’84 Mr. Peter V. Pantaleo ’74 Mr. Joseph V. Paradiso ’80 Dr. Matthew J. Peluso ’93 Mr. Joseph F. Pernice ’93 Mr. Kenneth F. Peterson ’64 Mr. Louis Poppe ’74 Mr. Michael A. Proscia ’79 Mr. Anthony D. Quaranta ’74 Mr. James P. Quigley ’66 Mr. Michael T. Quinn ’93 Mr. Robert J. Rafferty ’62 Mr. Vincent J. Raimondo ’97 Mr. Vincent J. Re ’04 Mr. Vincent A. Ricciardi ’66

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Mr. Ervin Roberson ’77 Mr. Robert Thomas Rogers ’77 Mr. Barry S. Rohrssen ’78 Mr. William E. Rosa ’79 Mr. Robert W. Rose ’85 Mr. William J. Russo ’65 Mr. Pasqualino A. Russo ’86 Mr. Stephen E. Sass ’64 Mr. Michael S. Savage ’75 Mr. Matthew Scally ’87 Dr. Joseph T. Schifilliti ’74 Mr. Michael J. Schnurr ’82 Mr. Carlo A. Scissura ’88 Mr. Paul M. Sclafani ’04 Mr. John Scognamiglio ’84 Mr. Richard A. Sena ’65 Mr. Jack Seng ’80 Mr. Robert J. Sforzo ’64 Mr. Kevin Shanahan ’87 Mr. Nicholas D. Siragusa ’65 Mr. Robert L. Smith ’68 Mr. Thomas M Snyder ’06 Mr. William A. Sollecito ’64 Mr. Frank A. Spadaro ’68 Mr. Mark T. Spelman ’92 Dr. Charles R. Spero ’64 Dr. Henry M. Spinelli ’74 Dr. Francis S. Stellaccio ’66 Mr. Larry J. Sternfeld ’64 Mr. John M. Sullivan ’64 Mr. Ralph A. Torrillo ’65 Dr. Vincent K. Tuohy ’65 Dr. Joseph S. Vetrano ’62 Mr. Andrew V. Vindigni ’77 Sgt. John Ward ’81 Mr. Thomas M. Wynne ’79

Legacy SocietyGifts $100 - $249Mr. Thomas J. Abinanti ’64Dr. Pasquale J. Accardo ’61Mr. Konstantinos Agoritsas ’91Mr. Thomas E. Alberto ’65Mr. Charles P. Anastasia ’89Mr. Joseph D. Angelone ’77Mr. Salvatore P. Aspromonte ’70Mr. Louis M. Assini ’65Dr. Thomas V. Ayoub ’72Mr. Vincent P. Badali ’74Dr. George E. Bambara ’64Mr. James M. Barling ’61Mr. Paul Anthony Basile ’84Mr. John J. Benson ’64Mr. Matthew G. Bertolotti ’04Mr. Richard A. Borecky ’82Mr. Richard M. Bourne ’62

Mr. Joseph Bozzone ’61Mr. Thomas J. Broderick ’68Mr. John Bruno ’78Father Michael J.S. Bruno ’03Mr. John J. Bruzzi ’67Mr. Gerard J. Buckley ’96Mr. Kurt J. Butte ’88Mr. Gerard J. Cahill ’74Mr. Salvatore Cali ’82Mr. Peter J. Cannizzo ’82Mr. Peter A. Cardillo ’84Mr. Raffaele Cardone ’99Mr. William P. Carey ’63Mr. Christopher A Carusone ’09Mr. Frank P. Castaneda ’78Mr. Matthew A. Catusco ’89Captain Christopher D. Chelales ’84Mr. Kamond J. Cheung ’90Mr. John J. Chianchiano ’85Mr. Phillip C. Chin ’89Mr. Frank A. Coccaro ’72Mr. Patrick R. Colabella ’67Mr. Francis M. Colalucci ’62Mr. Emil G. Colantuono ’64Mr. Bart J. Colorafi ’82Mr. Dean M. Colucci ’79Mr. Robert E. Coluzzi ’64Mr. John Conforti ’66Mr. William J. Connell ’79Mr. Albert D. Connolly ’81Mr. Matthew J. Corrigan ’89Mr. Robert J. Corsano ’62Mr. Joseph Costa ’74Mr. Vincent Coticelli ’79Mr. Carl P. Cottone ’64Brother Charles M. Cully, CFX ’61Dr. Richard A. Cuneo ’64Dr. Peter J. D’Adamo ’74Reverend Thomas G. D’Albro ’62Mr. Mario D’Alicandro ’84Mr. Richard Dandrea ’78Mr. Dominick A. D’Argenio ’77Mr. Brian T. Davis ’70Brother Brian Davis, CFX ’63Mr. Raymond M. Deering ’61Mr. Nicholas M. DeFeis ’76Dr. Anthony V. DeFina ’67Mr. Thomas D’Elia ’81Mr. Frank A. DeLisi ’67Mr. Anthony Della-Croce ’67Mr. Arthur P. DelPrete ’62Mr. Vincent J. DeLuca ’76Mr. Guy J. DeMarco ’84Mr. Danny J. DeMonte ’90Mr. Harold S. Diamond ’62Mr. Salvatore T. Dolcimascolo ’65

Mr. Kevin M. Donachie ’76Mr. Martin F. Donohue ’77Mr. Martin G. Duffy ’68Mr. Thomas P. Duggan ’92Mr. Paul G. Duhamel ’61Mr. Daniel J. Esposito ’91Mr. Thomas J. Farrell ’79Mr. Patrick Featherston ’72Mr. Wayne J. Ferrentino ’64Mr. Frank J. Fields ’73Mr. Robert J. Finn ’78Mr. William T. Finn ’81Dr. Andrew C. Fiore ’66Mr. John C. Fiore ’66Mr. George K. Fischer ’61Mr. Francis G. Fleming ’62Mr. Sean P. Fodera ’84Mr. Joseph G. Fontana ’84Mr. Alexander J. Franki ’90Mr. Edward Franzone ’79Mr. Joseph T. Freisen ’69Mr. Joseph C. Freyer ’99Mr. Robert J. Frezza ’79Mr. Matthew J. Fugowski ’91Mr. John A. Gagliano ’75Mr. Frank J. Gagliardi ’61Mr. Joseph A. Gallagher ’65Mr. Anthony G. Gallagher ’89Mr. Frank T. Gallinaro ’09Mr. Kevin P. Gallogly ’79Mr. Carl J. Gambino ’80Mr. Ralph J. Gargiulo ’70Mr. Robert P. Gaughan ’64Mr. William J. Genco ’65Mr. Spiro Geroulanos ’86Mr. Joseph Giannetto ’79Mr. Robert R. Giarraffa ’64Mr. Douglas Gibbons ’68Mr. Joseph M. Gibilaro ’75Mr. Stephen R. Gitto ’73Mr. Michael C. Glynn ’62Mr. Antonio Gnerre ’88Mr. Brendan G. Gorman ’04Mr. Dominick Graziano ’74Mr. Robert S. Grazioli ’77Mr. Peter R. Grazioli ’84Mr. James R. Greer ’64Mr. John F. Grieco ’71Mr. Vincent Grippa ’63Dr. Stephen Gucker ’78Mr. Frank Guerrasio ’61Mr. Ronald Gugnoni ’61Mr. Walter A. Haderthauer ’69Mr. Thomas M. Haltigan ’84Mr. Christopher P. Hannan ’89Mr. Dennis M. Hannon ’61


Mr. Stephen J. Hansen ’70Mr. James J. Harrigan ’64Mr. John B. Higgins ’65Dr. Stephen Holler ’91Major Martin J. Horan ’64Mr. James A. Howard ’82Mr. Richard J. Hume ’71Mr. Philip Hung ’01Mr. William M. Hyland ’74Mr. Patrick L. Hynes ’85Mr. Joseph Iacono ’96Mr. Thomas R. Jablonski ’80Mr. Gregory Jack ’80Mr. Robert Michael Janice ’67Mr. Joseph S. Jasionowski ’62Mr. John M. Jensen ’66Mr. R. Emmett Jones ’61Mr. Thomas Joyce ’69Mr. Steven P Juliano ’71Mr. James P. Kane ’65Mr. Gerard Kassar ’77Mr. Brian W. Kassenbrock ’63Mr. Michael T. Kauffman ’79Dr. James R. Keenan ’84Deacon William V. Kelly ’75Mr. Justin Kelly ’79Mr. Patrick G. Kennedy ’78Mr. Steven R. Kenul ’94Dr. Owen P. Kieran ’68Mr. William J. King ’79Mr. Cornelius F. Knott ’76Mr. Leiv-Erik Knutsen ’94Mr. Ryan Konkoski ’83Mr. David Lacagnina ’94Mr. Martin J. Langan ’93Mr. Edward Lanzetta ’94Dr. Charles A. LaRosa ’77Captain Michael Legge ’65Mr. James E. Leonard ’76Mr. Paul A. Link ’86Mr. Frederick Lizzi ’68Mr. Richard LoGatto ’89Mr. Vincent A. Logozzo ’89Mr. Anthony Lopiccolo ’94Mr. Richard E. Loutfi ’04Mr. Thomas J. Lovelock ’73Mr. Thomas P. Ludwinski ’64Mr. Douglas A. Lutfey ’73Dr. Jerry W. Maida ’61Captain Peter G. Mancino ’64Mr. Michael J. Massucci ’81Mr. Edward M. Mattera ’84Captain Stephen D. Matts ’76Mr. Edward A Mayrose ’79Dr. Carl A. Mazzara ’78Mr. Anthony Mazzo ’96

Mr. Duke McCabe ’95Mr. Kevin McCarthy ’86Mr. Nicholas McCauley ’61Mr. Michael C. McCormick ’04Mr. Francis J. McKee ’61Mr. Kevin P. McKernan ’70Mr. Richard A. Menchini ’74Mr. Brian R. Meyers ’88Mr. Steven T. Miano ’78Mr. Humbert Frank Miglino ’68Mr. Paul J. Mila ’64Mr. Thomas M. Minchin ’65Mr. Charles W. Mirailh ’90Mr. Gary V. Mongiovi ’75Mr. John Montalbano ’84Mr. Frank Morizio ’89Mr. Kevin P. Moroney ’88Mr. Daniel P. Morris ’67Mr. Mark R. Muccigrosso ’85Mr. Dennis B. Murphy ’68Dr. Daniel G. Murphy ’77Mr. Joseph D. Napoli ’82Mr. Joseph P. Narciso ’86Mr. Jon A. Navikas ’83Mr. Stephen Neglia ’89Mr. Danny W. Ng ’90Mr. James A. Nofi ’74Mr. Richard C. Nolan ’70Mr. Jeffrey B. Nunner ’95Sgt. Robert P. Occhiogrosso ’92Mr. Michael J. O’Connor ’61Mr. Edward J. O’Connor ’64Mr. Thomas D. O’Donnell ’61Mr. Patrick M O’Donnell ’11Mr. James T. O’Hara ’79Mr. Michael P. O’Reilly ’82Hon. Wayne M. Ozzi ’70Mr. Christopher Pacifico ’81Mr. John G. Palamarik ’82Mr. Michael R. Pallarino ’74Dr. Steven K. Palumbo ’70Mr. Dennis G. Pappanicholaou ’84Mr. Francis Pascuzzi ’61Mr. Daniel Patrissy ’61Mr. Stephen Pelletiere ’82Mr. William Philpot ’65Mr. Frank S. Picone ’84Mr. Richard F. Pignataro ’68Mr. Frank Polverino ’84Mr. Vincent G. Quan ’84Mr. Peter Ragone ’94Mr. Robert J. Randazzo ’94Mr. Thomas D. Raymond ’76Mr. Neal Redeman ’84Mr. Peter Reilly ’74Mr. Sean C. Reilly ’76

Mr. Louis G. Ricciardi ’80Mr. Dennis G. Rizzo ’79Mr. Richard H. Rubes ’66Mr. Joseph E. Russ ’62Mr. Anthony Russo ’85Mr. Thomas V. Ruta ’62Mr. Vito A. Ruvolo ’87Mr. Michael J. Sabato ’85Mr. Richard F. Samara ’79Mr. Kenneth L. Sanford ’64Mr. Paul G. Santino ’71Mr. Edmund Savold ’66Mr. Paul S. Sayegh ’61Mr. James J. Scaglione ’65Chief Michael Scagnelli ’64Mr. Christopher Scarpati ’91Mr. Thomas P. Schalk ’86Mr. Joseph G. Schiavo ’77Mr. Robert M. Schiraldi ’89Mr. Michael A. Scura ’79Lt. Graham C. Seidel ’61Mr. John D. Shaughnessy ’78Mr. Frederick Shaver ’63Mr. Louis M. Sica ’61Mr. Sheridan D. Simmond ’89Mr. John P. Simpson ’71Mr. Michael C. Sinisi ’90Mr. Michael D. Spence ’03Mr. Christopher L. Spinelli ’85Mr. Thomas Sten ’62Mr. John D. Summa ’89Dr. Dominick Tammaro ’77Mr. Thomas J. Tasso ’85Mr. Robert E. Taylor ’64Mr. Ross Tazzetta ’86Major Neil M. Theisen ’91Mr. Ronald B. Thomas ’65Mr. Sean P. Tierney ’07Mr. Salvatore M. Tinervia ’97Dr. Daniel E. Tobin ’76Mr. Gilberto Torres ’68Mr. Gary A. Trabolsi ’70Mr. Enrico Trantino ’91Mr. Daniel P. Treacy ’82Mr. John F. Tully ’63Dr. Philip M. Vazquez ’82Mr. Nicholas J. Vendikos ’87Mr. Kevin S. Vieira ’10Mr. Anthony E. Vignapiano ’92Mr. Ernest J. Villany ’86Mr. Louis J. Vingelli ’84Mr. Salvatore J. Vitiello ’79Dr. Salvatore S. Volpe ’78Mr. Michael F. Wilson ’77Mr. Kevin J. Windorf ’79Mr. Tracy T. Windrum ’68

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Mr. Robert Yondola ’66Mr. Jamie Zaikowski ’94

Blue & Gold SocietyGifts Up to $99 Mr. Michael J. Aiello ’02 Mr. Jude R. Alesci ’04 Mr. John A. Anderson ’64 Mr. Daniel J. Anniello ’89 Anonymous Mr. Angelo T. Arena ’72 Dr. Jess P. Armine ’74 Mr. Steven J. Attanasio ’04 Mr. William J. Bakewicz ’74 Mr. Ronald M. Banaszek ’79 Mr. Michael Barazia ’76 Mr. James E. Barnao ’89 Mr. Robert Barrett ’74 Mr. Michael F. Barton ’80 Mr. Christopher S. Bashinelli ’04 Mr. Philip A. Baudinet ’83 Mr. Ernie Belfiore ’80 Mr. Thomas Bellina ’64 Mr. Anthony T. Bello ’81 Mr. Anastasios Boubalos ’07 Mr. George Boubalos ’08 Mr. Daniel Brogan ’86 Mr. Carl G. Buonafede ’74 Mr. Albert E. Caccese ’64 Mr. Joshua I. Calacanis ’89 Mr. John V. Campisi ’83 Mr. Joseph C. Caniglia ’64 Mr. Edward T. Cannon ’72 Mr. David R. Capobianco ’80 Mr. Robert A. Cartwright ’89 Mr. Thomas R. Caruso ’67 Mr. James Caruso ’89 Mr. Joseph A Castiglione ’09 Mr. Ricardo Cendagorta ’82 Mr. Michael V. Cibella ’89 Sgt. Matthew W. Cioffi ’83 Mr. Robert A. Clark ’64 Mr. Ryan F. Clyne ’09 Mr. Clifford Coffey ’09 Mr. Anthony J. Colella ’79 Mr. Thomas Conaboy ’94 Mr. Arthur J. Concepcion ’89 Mr. Robert T. Conklin ’64 Mr. John A. Cordi ’91 Mr. Richard A. Cordiano ’61 Mr. John F. Cortese ’78 Mr. Andrew Cravotta ’87 Mr. James P Cummings ’09 Mr. Dominick M. D’Aleo ’04 Mr. Francis J. Daly ’74 Mr. Bart D’Ambra ’66

Mr. Albert V. Danza ’70 Mr. Marc D’Aprile ’94 Mr. Richard N. DeCristofaro ’67 Mr. Anthony J. DelleCave ’89 Mr. Gerald Delpriore ’94 Mr. Angelo DiLeo ’96 Mr. Ralph A. DiMaggio ’96 Mr. John A. DiNicola ’74 Mr. Sean P. Doherty ’89 Mr. Francis Donnelly ’74 Mr. Joseph E. Dorney ’89 Mr. Walter J. Dwyer ’64 Hon. Ralph A. Fabrizio ’74 Mr. Anthony P. Falco ’09 Mr. George J. Fanelli ’71 Colonel James P. Faulkner ’61 Dr. David R. Fernandes ’64 Mr. John P. Fields ’78 Mr. August J. Fietkau ’04 Mr. Robert F. Finn ’90 Mr. Donald J. Finnegan ’75 Mr. Marc F. Fischetti ’92 Mr. Christopher L. Folvik ’94 Dr. Robert F. Foronjy ’86 Mr. Sammy Francois ’96 Mr. Michael J. Freddo ’72 Mr. Michael Friedrich ’99 Mr. Michael W. Gallagher ’81 Mr. Michael Ganim ’88 Mr. William J. Garry ’76 Mr. Mitchel Gennaoui ’71 Mr. Daniel Gennaoui ’00 Mr. John G. Gennaoui ’04 Mr. Nicholas J. Giampietro ’79 Mr. Frank A. Giannico ’96 Mr. Anthony P. Giliberto ’79 Mr. Gregory G. Gitto ’77 Mr. Steven A. Giugliano ’07 Dr. Lawrence E. Goettisheim ’77 Mr. Donald Goldston ’94 Mr. Paul Graf ’65 Mr. Frank C. Gramieri ’77 Mr. John A. Green ’64 Mr. Richard M. Greene ’68 Mr. William F. Griffiths ’64 Mr. Joseph M. Guarino ’92 Mr. Nat Guerriera ’84 Mr. Massimo R. Guglielmetti ’92 Mr. Dennis P. Guiney ’79 Mr. Bruce M. Gundersen ’74 Mr. Phil Guzzardi ’75 Mr. Edward T. Harrigan ’61 Mr. Christopher T. Howell ’89 Mr. Eric Hudson ’99 Mr. John E. Huggard ’64 Mr. Robert J. Ianuale ’68

Mr. Salvatore Pietro Inzerillo ’04 Mr. Joseph A. Jaccarino ’97 Mr. Frederick E. John ’63 Mr. John A. Kahwaty ’68 Mr. Vincent M. Kavanagh ’71 Mr. John J. Kelly ’81 Mr. Brian P. Kelly ’04 Mr. Robert C. Kharouf + ’64 Mr. Jason A Kunen ’09 Mr. Frank J. Lamonica ’64 Lt. Jack D. LaTorre ’73 Mr. John T. Lava ’69 Mr. Guy G. LaVignera ’63 Mr. Vincent Leone ’92 Mr. Alexander F LLaurado ’09 Dr. Ronald Longhitano ’66 Mr. Frank A. Lopiano ’79 Mr. Steven T. Lopinto ’84 Mr. John P. Mahoney ’64 Mr. Richard A. Maloy ’64 Mr. Michael T. Marselle ’78 Mr. Joseph Frank Martin ’09 Mr. Charles R. Mason ’72 Mr. Edward J. Matula ’89 Mr. Michael T Mazzone ’09 Mr. Stephen J. McAteer ’62 Mr. John G. McAuliffe ’89 Mr. Patrick McCarthy ’09 Mr. Kevin P. McDermott ’73 Mr. Neal M. McGarrity ’86 Mr. Thomas J. McKernan ’07 Mr. Robert E. McLean ’79 Mr. Kevin J. McLoughlin ’89 Mr. John N. McPadden ’92 Mr. Michael J. Mennella ’64 Mr. Frank J. Miele ’82 Dr. James W. Mirabella ’81 Mr. Gerald S. Mistretta ’09 Mr. Kevin S. Moran ’75 Mr. Thomas Moringiello ’94 Mr. John J. Moroney ’84 Mr. Jason Moussally ’94 Mr. Thomas V. Mulvey ’61 Dr. John J. Murphy ’63 Mr. John F. Neylan ’66 Mr. Frank J. Nigro ’66 Dr. John D. Noonan ’65 Mr. Michael J. O’Brien ’64 Mr. Cosmo J. Occhiogrosso ’82 Mr. Stephen P. O’Dowd ’74 Mr. Christopher M. O’Halloran ’74 Mr. Carmine A. Olivieri ’64 Mr. Michael G. O’Meara ’87 Mr. Jesse Ryan Paguaga ’09 Mr. Kenneth E. Palinkas ’74 Mr. Aldo Palma ’84


Mr. Jerome J. Pascuzzi ’64 Mr. Philip J. Passman ’88 Mr. Robert J. Patterson ’79 Mr. Joseph V. Pepitone ’89 Mr. Joseph R. Pergola ’09 Mr. Brian E. Peters ’64 Mr. Rino G. Pietanza ’00 Mr. Frank A. Piro ’64 Mr. Stephen R. Pirrelli ’84 Dr. Ceaser G. Pitta ’64 Mr. Clinton C. Plietz ’73 Mr. Kevin W. Power ’99 Mr. Christopher J. Pucella ’93 Mr. James M. Rallis ’75 Mr. Douglas P. Randall ’64 Mr. Robert W. Rescigno ’74 Mr. Joseph M. Robinson ’89 Mr. Michael C. Rochford ’10 Mr. Stephen R. Rolandi ’72 Dr. Joseph A. Romano ’64 Mr. Michael Rucci ’81 Mr. John D. Ruocco ’82 Mr. Lawrence P. Salvato ’89 Mr. Nicholas R. Santangelo ’64 Mr. Anthony A. Sasso ’70 Mr. Joseph J. Saveriano ’89 Dr. Nunzio Paul Schembari ’80 Mr. Michael P. Schmitt ’79 Mr. Michael C. Schramm ’89 Mr. John T. Sexton ’69 Mr. Joseph P. Shaia ’99 Mr. Daniel R. Sharib ’96 Mr. Joseph Anthony Sheperis ’04 Mr. Peter R. Simonelli ’61 Mr. Stephen Sinclair ’66 Mr. George J. Siracuse ’62

Mr. Glen Sofo ’74 Mr. Thomas N. Sorrentino ’09 Mr. Laurance J. Specht ’89 Mr. Kevin Sullivan ’62 Mr. Timothy P. Sullivan ’74 Mr. James G. Tabert ’61 Mr. Matthew R. Taikina ’04 Dr. Michael C. Tepedino ’82 Mr. Robert E. Thoelen ’70 Mr. Michael Thorgersen ’94 Mr. Anthony Tomasulo ’96 Mr. Michael J. Torregiano ’94 Mr. James J. Troutman ’07 Mr. Victor E. Tuohy ’66 Mr. Michael J. Tuohy ’68 Mr. Louis Vazquez ’78 Dr. Frank J. Verderame ’75 Mr. Roy J. Versace ’69 Mr. Thomas G. Waters ’79 Mr. Paul M. Whittaker ’88 Mr. Dermot M. Winters ’62 Mr. Kevin P. Woods ’82 Mr. Christopher T. Wright ’74

Thank you to Our Parents

Our Lady of the Narrows SocietyGifts $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. Harry D’Onofrio ’85 G’14,’15Mr. Frank Heller & Ms. Cathy Duffy P’16Mr. & Mrs. Frank Oswald P’14

Brother Theodore Ryken SocietyGifts $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gallo P’16Mr. and Mrs. John Gutzeit P’16Mr. Mike Niamonitakis P’16Mr. John F. Ronan and Dr. Molly Poole G’14,’16

Brother Padraic SocietyGifts $1,500 - $2,499 Mr. & Mrs. John Aviles P’17Dr. & Mrs. Michael S. Caramico, DDS ’78 P’17Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Coen P’14,’16 G’14Mr. & Mrs. Alfredo Dinten P’14Mr. Benjamin Epps & Ms. Amy Monroe P’15Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Goell G’15Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Kane ’77 P’17Mr. & Mrs. Anthony James Lamberti, Esq. P’17Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mandile P’16Mr. Michael Snyder & Mrs. Maria Scaramuzzino-Snyder P’16

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Vendikos ’87 G’14Mr. & Mrs. John W. Zambrano P’14

Brother Hilary SocietyGifts $1,000 - $1,499 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Allegretti P’17Mr. & Mrs. Michael Caridi G’15Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DeCrescenzo G’14Mr. & Mrs. Charles Duca ’80 P’16Ms. Kathleen MacDonald G’15Lt. & Mrs. Jerome P. Mandala ’75Dr. Brianne O’Connor P’15Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore J. Russo, Esq. ’74 P’14Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Saladino P’16Mr. &Mrs. Matthew Scally ’87 G’15,’16Mrs. Anne M. Schreiner P’15Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sullivan P’14 G’16Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Vega P’16

Clipper SocietyGifts $250- $999Ms. Teresa Aguilar P’17Mr. & Mrs. Gaby M. Antoun P’15Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Astarita P’14,’16Mr. & Mrs. James Baglino P’16Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Barbati P’17Mr. & Mrs. Louis W. Barbati P’16Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bertelle G’15Mr. & Mrs.Charles Blakeley G’15Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bramante P’14Mrs. Mary Brannigan G’15Mr. Alfred Buonanno & Ms. Jacqueline Savio G’15Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cammilleri P’16Mr. Stephen Capper P’14Mr. & Mrs. & Andy Cardello P’16Ms. Suzanne Carlson G’15Mr. & Mrs. Frank Carone G’14,’16Mr. & Mrs. Francis Castellano G’15Mr.& Mrs. Steven Castronovo P’15Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cavalcante P’16Mr.& Mrs. Anthony Codispoti P’16Mr. &Mrs. Brian T. Coleman ’83 G’14Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Collins G’14,’16Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Cottingham G’15Mr. & Mrs. Miles Cuddy G’15Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Cuoco G’16Mr. & Mrs. Michael Darby ’64 P’14Mr. & Mrs. Craig Deitchman G’16Mr.& Mrs. Peter DiSalvo ’85 P’14Mr. & Mrs. Ivo Drazenovic G’15Mr. & Mrs. Steven Fadel P’17Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ferris P’17Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Fiocco P’15Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fitzpatrick ’82 P’17 G’15

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Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fodera ’81 G’15Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Franciosa P’15Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Franz G’14Mr. Salvatore Fratto & Mrs. Donna Caltabiano-Fratto G’16Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Galligan ’89 G’15Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gidiuli P’17Mr. & Mrs. John W. Gilbert P’17Mr. & Mrs. Scott Greco G’14Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hajjar G’15Mr. & Mrs. William Hansen G’14,’16Mr. & Mrs. Michael Healy G’15Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Honka P’16Mr. & Mrs. Vito Iuni G’14Mr. & Mrs. Paul Jamin ’85 P’15 G’14Mr.& Mrs. Zlatko Karabaic G’15Mr. Rolf Karl & Dr. Joanne K Singleton P’17Mr. Brian Kerrigan G’15Dr. & Mrs. Mark Kindschuh G’15Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kujawski G’15Dr. & Mrs. Paul Lanza P’17Ms. Michelle Leftwich P’16Mr. & Mrs. John Lezamiz P’15Ms. Patricia Locke P’17Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Loposky P’16Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Loraine P’17Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Loud P’14,’17Mr. &Mrs. Thomas J. Lynch P’15,’17Mr. & Mrs. Keith C. MacDonald ’89 P’16 G’15Mr. &Mrs. Kevin Maguire P’15Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Mangano P’15Mr. &Mrs. John Martorana P’15Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mattera G’15Mr. & Mrs. Louis Mazza G’16Dr. & Ms. Edward McCabe P’17Mr. & Mrs. Charles McEvoy G’15Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McGarty P’17 G’15Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McKenzie G’15Mr. & Mrs. Michael McLaughlin P’17Mr. Timothy McPartlin & Ms. Eva-Maria Cusack G’14Mr.& Mrs. Matthew Milbouer ’81 P’16Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mooney P’16Mr. & Mrs. Jason Moore G’16Mr. & Mrs. James Moriarty ’81 G’15Mr. & Mrs. James J. Munson ’76 P’16Mr. Joseph Mure P’14,’17Mrs. Mary Murphy P’15Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Murtagh P’15 G’15,’16Mr. & Mrs. John Oliveri G’16Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Ayoub ’76 G’15Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pacheco ’75 P’16Mr. & Mrs. Russell Pandolfo P’15 G’16Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Pap& rea P’16Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Paradiso ’80 P’14

Mr. Steven Pascale & Mrs. Sylvana Carlucci-Pascale G’15Mr. & Mrs. John Passarella P’16Mr. Romeo Petric & Mrs. Frances Gillen P’15Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Pollock P’17Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Rametta G’16Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Reid P’16Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Rotolo G’16Mr. & Mrs. Pasqualino Russo ’86 G’15Mr. & Mrs. Essam Said P’17Mr. & Mrs. Jose San Juan G’16Ms. Elaine Scotto P’15Mrs. JoyceMarie Somerville G’15Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Spieler G’16Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Springer P’15Mrs. Sandra Suweidan-Nemeh G’15Ms. & Mrs. Vincent Tavella P’17Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Trigiani G’15Dr. & Mrs. John Trillo G’16Mr. & Mrs. John Ward ’81 P’14Mrs. Kim Wells P’16Ms. Marylou Whalen P’14Mr. & Mrs. Miroslaw Wojtukiewicz P’16

Legacy SocietyGifts $100 - $249 Mr. Alexander Almedina P’17Ms. Judith Almodovar P’14Mr. & Mrs. Richard Amato P’14Mr. & Mrs. John Ameruso P’15Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Apice G’16Mr. & Mrs. Domenico Aragona P’16Mr. & Mrs. Albert Arbeeny P’16Mrs. Vikki Arcaro P’17Mr. & Mrs. Frank Arcati G’16Mr. & Mrs. James Ardizzone G’14Mr. & Mrs. Kosta Arsenlis G’14Mr. & Mrs. Peter Attina P’17Mr. & Mrs. George Banat P’15Ms. Barbara Mosconi P’15Mr.& Mrs. Michael W. Barrett P’16Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Bartholomeo G’15Mr. & Mrs. Paul Basile ’84 P’16Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Batrouni G’15Ms. Elaine Baumann P’16Mr. & Mrs. John Bianchi P’15Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Biscotti P’15Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bondi G’15Mr. & Mrs. Alan Borrelli P’17Mr. & Mrs. Guy Bove P’17Mr. & Mrs. John Boyle P’17Mr. & Mrs. John Brancato P’15Mr. & Mrs. Butch Brandes G’14Mr. & Mrs. Martin Brennan G’15Mr. & Mrs. Steven Brennan P’15

Mr. Luc Brisard & Mrs. Erlande Cherestal P’17Mr. & Mrs. John Brower G’14Mr. Vincent Brusca P’17Mr. Thomas J. Burns ’83 P’17Mr. Frank Caiazzo & Mrs. Maria Hernandez-Caiazzo G’16Mr. Salvatore Cali ’82 P’14Mr.& Mrs. Jerry Campanella P’17Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Anthony Capalbo P’17Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Carestia P’17Mr. & Mrs. John Cashman P’17Mr. & Mrs. Nick Castellano P’14Ms. Linda Cesaria P’17Mr. & Mrs. John Chavez G’15Ms. Lachmide Chery-Smith P’16Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Ching P’16Ms. Barbara Cirruzzo P’15Mr. & Mrs. Francesco V. Ciulla P’17Mr. & Mrs. Herzen Clerge P’16Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cloppse G’16Mr. & Mrs. William Coccodrilli P’17Mr. & Mrs. Brian W. Collins P’15Mr. & Mrs. John Comer G’14,’15Mr. & Mrs. Michele Conenna P’14,’17Mr. & Mrs. Albert D. Connolly ’81 P’15 G’16Mr. & Mrs. Frank Connor P’16Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Corbisiero G’14Mr. & Mrs. Rosolino Coretto P’17Mr. & Mrs. Edward Corral P’16Ms. Sherry Corriette G’15Mr. & Dr. Francis Curte G’16Mr. & Mrs. Joel D’Alessio P’14Mr. & Mrs. Mario D. D’Alicandro ’84 P’15Mr. Christopher D’amico & Mrs. Lisa Ann Maruffi G’16Mr. James Dario G’16Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Deionno P’16Mr. & Mrs.Thomas D’Elia ’81 P’16Mr. & Mrs. Frank DelloRusso P’15Mr. & Mrs. Paul DeLuca P’16Mr. & Mrs. Guy DeMarco ’84 P’17Mr. & Mrs. William Dertinger G’16Mr. & Mrs. Antonino DeSalvo P’17Dr. & Mrs. Giordani Desir P’15Ms. Eileen Destri P’15Mr. & Mrs. Anthony DiCarlo G’15Mr. Mario Diminich & Mrs. Joanne Kennedy P’16Mr. & Mrs. Jon DiPietra G’15Mr. & Mrs. James DiTucci-Cappiello P’15Mr. &Mrs. James Dolan P’16Mr. & Mrs. Jerry D’Onofrio P’17Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Donohue P’16Mr. & Mrs. John Drury G’14


Ms. Deserie Duran G’15Mr. & Mrs. Paata Dzigava P’15Dr. & Mrs. Gabriel Elkass P’17Mr. & Mrs. Julius Erdei P’17Mr. & Mrs. Rayed Farraj P’16Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fattorusso P’15Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Featherston ’72 P’15Mr.& Mrs. Carmine Feola P’14Mr. & Mrs. John Ferrandino P’14Mr. & Mrs. Peter Ferrarotto {‘14Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ferrigno P’16Mr. & Mrs. William T. Finn ’81 P’15Mr. & Mrs. James Finnigan P’17Mr. Michael Fiumefreddo G’15Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. Fodera ’84 P’15Ms. Diana Gaeta P’14Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gaggi G’16Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gallagher P’15 G’16Mr. &Mrs. Thomas Gangemi P’14,’17Mr. & Mrs. Vito Gargano P’16Ms. PJ Garone P’14Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gaudio P’14Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gaydos P’14Mr. & Mrs. George Georgaklis P’17Mr. & Mrs. Dexter George P’16Mr. & Mrs. Spiro Geroulanos ’86 G’16Dr. Monica & Dr. Gabriel Ghitan G’15Mr. & Mrs. Evangelos Giannopoulos G’14,’16Mr. &Mrs. Dean Giasi P’16Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Gifford P’16Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Gilliam P’17Mr. & Mrs. John Glynn G’15Mr. & Mrs. Allen E Gonsalves P’17Mr. & Mrs. Steve Gordon P’15Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Grasso P’17Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Graziano P’17Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Greco G’15Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gulotta P’17Mr. & Mrs. Robert Haarsgaard G’16Mr. & Mrs. William Haddad G’14Mr. James Haggerty & Ms. Elise DeMayo G’16Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hanrahan G’16Mr. & Mrs. Harry Paloumbis G’14Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hayes G’16Mr. & Mrs. Robert Helbock P’15Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Hernandez P’16Mr. John Hojnacki &Ms. Rebecca Mueller P’17Ms. Carla Hollywood G’16Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hourican G’15Mr. & Mrs. James Howard ’82 P’15Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hughes G’16Ms. Bernadette Hyland-Baron P’14Mr. & Mrs. Christopher IaconoP’15

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Immiti P’15Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Innamorato P’16Mr. & Mrs. Richard Iocolano P’17Dr. Nidal Isber & Ms. Kinana Khouri G’14Ms. Kristina Iulo G’16Mr. & Mrs. John Jankowski P’14Mr. Jeffrey Jones & Dr. Page Burkholder P’17Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Juliano ’71 G’15Mr. & Mrs. John Keaveny G’15Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kimmeth P’17Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Kokakis P’17Ms. Oksana Kompaneyets P’17Mr. Scott Konrad & Mrs. Teresa Keefe P’17Mr. Craig Konyk & Ms. Matilda McQuaid P’16Mr. & Mrs. Vasilis Koufos G’14Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kouvaris P’15Mrs. Martine A. Krause P’14Mr. & Mrs. Hon Lai G’14Mr. Jonathan Lamattina P’15Mr. & Mrs. George Lambrakis G’16Mr. & Mrs. Michael Langan P’15Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lattuga P’14Mr. & Mrs. Mark Levine P’14Mr. & Mrs. Dino Liapes P’16Mr. & Mrs. George Likokas P’17Mr. & Mrs. John Lindner P’17Mr. & Mrs. Steven Liotta P’17Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Logozzo ’89 G’15Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence LoMagno P’17Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lynch G’15Mr. & Mrs. George Machalani P’17Ms. Phyllis Maddaloni P’16Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Mahaney G’14Mr. & Mrs. Richard Maloney G’16Mr. & Mrs. Philippe Manteau G’14Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Manzi P’14,’16Mr. & Mrs. Michael Marinelli P’17Mr. & Mrs. Accursio Marinello G’15Mr. John Marino G’16Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Marotta G’15Mr. & Mrs. Battista Marrelli P’16Dr. & Mrs. Donald J. Martinelli G’14Mr. & Mrs. Jesus MartinezMr. & Mrs. Richard Martinez P’17Mrs. Maria Martocci P’16Mr. & Mrs. Michael Massucci ’81 P’16Mr. Duke McCabe ’95 P’17Mr. & Mrs. Sean McCafferty G’15Dr. Brian McCarthy & Dr. Catherine McWade P’16Mr. & Mrs. John McCarthy P’16Mr. & Mrs. Richard McDonagh P’15Ms. Janet M. McDonnell, Esq. P’17Mr. & Mrs. Bernard McFadden P’17Ms. Jennifer McGurk P’16

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McLaren G’16Mr. & Mrs. Roy Michel P’17Mr. & Mrs. Donato Mignone P’15,’16Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Milano G’14Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Minniti G’16Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Monahan G’16Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Monti P’17 G’15Mr. & Mrs. Edward Morgan P’15Mr. & Mrs. Tony Msallem G’14Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Murphy G’14,’16Mr. & Mrs. Robert Murphy G’16Mr. & Mrs. Scott Neibel P’16Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nestor P’15Mr. & Mrs. Fady Njeim G’16Ms. Monica Occhiogrosso P’16Mr. & Mrs. James O’Sullivan P’16Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Otten P’16Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Page P’15Ms. Christine Palazzo P’16Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Pappanicholaou ’84 G’15Mr. & Mrs. Philip Parker P’15Mr. & Mrs. Richard Passante P’15Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Patafio P’16Mrs. Andrea Patti P’16Mr. & Mrs. James Pender P’16Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Perfetto P’15Mr. & Mrs. John Petillo P’17Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Petronis P’14Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Piccinonno P’14Mr. & Mrs. Frank Picone ’84 P’17Mr. & Mrs. Steven Politano P’16Mr. & Mrs. Sal Portelli P’15Mr. & Mrs. Charles Powers P’15Mr. & Mrs. Domenico Priante P’17 G’16Mrs. Lisa Principato P’14Mr. & Mrs. Richard Puricelli P’16Ms. Melanie Ramos P’16Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Reid P’17Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ricupero P’16Mr. & Mrs. Franco Riggio P’16Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Rinaldi P’16Mr. & Mrs. John Rizzo P’14Mr. Michael Romano & Mrs. Annamaria Saguto-Romano P’16Mr. Peter Romano & Ms. Linda Scotto P’17Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rosato P’16Mr. Steve Rosenberg & Ms. Lori Ann Zepp P’16Mr. & Mrs. Noah Rosenblum P’16Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rossetti P’16Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Ruiz G’15Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Russo P’16Mrs. Maria E. Lentini P’16Mr. & Mrs. James Ryan P’16Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Sabato ’85 P’17Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Salazar G’14

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Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sammon P’16,’17Mr. Enrique Santiago & Mrs. Martina Bellevue-Santiago P’16Ms. Susan Savino P’17Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Savoia G’15Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Schalk ’86 G’15Mr. & Mrs. Louis Schiano P’17Mr. & Mrs. M. Bradley Seabaugh P’14Mr. & Mrs. John Serri P’16Ms. Nina Sheehy P’15Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sigismondi P’14Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sinisi ’90 G’15Mr. & Mrs. Nikolaos Sinopoulos P’15Mr. & Mrs. Krzysztof Skrzypa P’16Mr. Adam Slade & Mrs. Allison Conte-Slade G’16Mr. & Mrs. Richard Slevin P’15Ms. Cynthia Smith P’15Mr.& Mrs. Vincent Spadafora P’14Mr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Spinelli ’85 P’17Mr.& Mrs. John Stella P’14Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Stewart P’16Mr. & Mrs. Paul Strafaci P’16Ms. Denise Marie Straiges P’17Mr. & Mrs.Timothy Strongreen P’16Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sturges P’16Mr. & Mrs. Nunzio Tallegra P’14Mr. & Mrs. Kunal Taneja P’15,’17Mr. & Mrs. Joe Tapia P’16Mr. Frank P. Tarulli & Ms. Virginia Pappas P’14Mr. & Mrs. Peter Thomann G’16Mr. & Mrs. Philip Thomas P’17Mr. & Mrs. Scott Tierney G’16Mr. & Mrs. John Timothy P’16Mr. & Mrs. Mario Tirro P’14Mr. Samuel Frank Torres & Mrs. Lisa Guzman P’17Mr. & Mrs. Richard Troc P’17Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Tupper P’17Mr. & Mrs. John A. Tutone P’14Mr. & Mrs. Peter Ungaro P’17Mr. & Mrs. Erik Urove P’17Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Vaccaro G’15Mr. & Mrs. Calogero Vaccaro P’14Mr. & Mrs. Keith Van Tassell G’14Mr. & Mrs. Dionne A. Vargas P’17Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Vasica P’14Dr. & Mrs. Philip M. Vazquez ’82 G’14Ms. Dianne Veling P’16Mr.& Mrs. Aureo Verano P’14Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wallace P’15Mr. & Mrs. Robert Watters P’15,’16Mr. & Mrs. Brian Welsome P’17Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wood P’16Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Woutas G’14Mr. & Mrs. Simos Xenakis P’15

Blue & Gold SocietyGifts up to $99Ms. Laurie Abramson P’15Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Agnello P’14Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Aker P’17Mr. Federico Alarcon P’16Mr. & Mrs. Ghassan Amin P’14Dr. Martha Anthony P’14Ms. Lenotcka Antoine P’15Mr. & Mrs. Peter Babick G’16Ms. Deana Ann Badalamenti P’17Mr. & Mrs. Wilcox Bain P’14Ms. Michele Barone-Brooks P’17Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Barrett P’16Mr. & Mrs. John Bini P’15Ms. & Andrea Bronte P’15Mr.& Mrs. Peter Caleca P’14Mr. John V. Campisi ’83 & Ms. Christine Munson P’17Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cappiello P’14Mr. & Mrs. Jean Casie P’14Mr. & Mrs. Gaspare Catanzaro P’17Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Chateau P’14Mr. & Mrs. Chau K. Chung P’14Mr. & Mrs. Giovanni Conigliaro P’14Ms. Debra Conte P’15Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Contessa P’15Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Corbett G’15Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Corrigan P’14,’16Mr. & Mrs. Sean Crowley P’14,’15,’16Mr. & Mrs. George Cundari P’14Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Davila G’15Mr. & Mrs. David Delaney P’17Mr. & Mrs. David DePaulis P’16,’17Mr. & Mrs. Charles DeVoy P’17Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ditta P’15Ms. Maureen Doherty P’16Ms. Lisa Esposito P’15Ms. Jennifer Farr G’16Mr. & Mrs. Frank Finizio P’16Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Fonseca P’17Ms. Elizabeth Frank P’14Ms. Barbie Frias P’16Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Gaffney P’17Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ganim ’88 P’16Mr. & Mrs. William J. Garry, Esq. ’75 P’15Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Gelsobello P’14Mr. & Mrs. Baron A. Germaine P’16Mr. & Mrs. Simon Gershovich P’14Mrs. Fran Giordano P’16Mr. Joseph Gray & Ms. Talisha Rivera P’17Mr. & Mrs. Nat Guerriera ’84 G’14Mr. & Mrs. Apolinar Guzman P’14Ms. Diana Hayes P’14Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Herman P’17Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Hickey ’76 P’14

Mr. & Mrs. David Hunt P’14Mr. & Mrs. Corrado Iannizzi P’14Mr.& Mrs. Jeffrey Ingenito P’14Mr. & Mrs. Aurelius Irving P’14Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jean-Francois P’16Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Juliano P’15Mr. & Mrs. Demetrius Kanakis P’16Mr. & Mrs. Petros Kapsalis P’14,’17Mr. & Mrs. Shaine Kay P’16Ms. Eileen P. Kirby P’16Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Kohlbrecher ’86 P’14Dr. & Mrs Joseph A. Kozhimala P’17Ms. Toni Ann Labombarda P’17Mr. Edwin Lamboy P’14Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lennon P’14Mr. & Mrs. Nikolaos Leonardos P’14,’17Mr. & Mrs. Jose A. Lliguichushca P’16Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Lliguichushca P’17Mr. & Mrs. Steven Loff P’14Ms. Sonia Magwood P’15Mr. & Mrs. Cesar Mass G’15Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Mayrose P’16Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McGoorty P’16Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Micciola P’17Ms. Justine Miller P’14Mr. & Mrs. Louis Mollica P’16Mr. & Mrs. John Moran P’16Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Morano P’15Mr. & Mrs. Paul Oliveri P’14Mr. & Mrs. Liam O’Rourke P’16Mr. Daniel Pantoja & Ms. Marisol Cruz P’15Ms. Claudine Paramo P’16,’17Mr. & Mrs. John Patti P’14Ms. Michelle Perrone P’15Ms. Lori Ann Picardi P’17Mr. & Mrs. James Pisciotta P’16,’17Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Pittas P’14Ms. Jennifer Prasenski P’16Mr. & Mrs. James Quinlan P’15Mr. & Mrs. Jayson Reyes P’17Mr. Sean Robers & Ms. Andreanne Frederick P’16Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robertson P’16Mr. & Mrs. John Roussel P’16Mr. & Mrs. John Scala P’15Mr. & Mrs. Barr Seitz G’16Ms. Katharine Sheehan P’15Dr. & Dr. Ilya Shneyderman G’14Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Sicurella P’17Mr. & Mrs. Eddy Stansky G’15Mr. & Mrs. Paul Stile P’15Ms. Gina Strazzabosco G’15Mr. Dennis Taveras G’16Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Terzulli P’15Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tissera P’17Mr. & Mrs. Guido Tritto P’14

Ms. Eva Johnson P’14Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vasile P’16Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Velez P’15Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Verdoliva P’15Mr. & Mrs. Brian Williams P’17Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Woods ’82 P’14

Thank you to Our Alumni Parents & Friends

Our Lady of the Narrows SocietyGifts $10,000 - $24,999Mr. John Alesi P’78,’84 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Grosso ’70 P’10The Estate of Bishop Joseph Sullivan St.M’48 +

St. Michael’s Society Gifts $5,000 - $9,999Mrs. Jean Buzzard P’10,’13Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gunther Mr. & Mrs. Louis Piccola P’98

Brother Theodore Ryken SocietyGifts $2,500 - $4,999Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hudec P’00 Mr. Ron Natoli Mr. John Oswald

Brother Padraic Society Gifts $1,500 - $2,499 Mr. Anthony Merendino Mrs. Margaret Ricciardi Mrs. Anne Rich P’99Mr. Albert Togut

Brother Hilary SocietyGifts $1,000 - $1,499Mr. Rocco Aceste Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bernardi P’12Mr. David Lebenstein Mr. Allan Suarez

Clipper SocietyGifts $250 - $999Mr. Faiza Akhlaq Mr. Angelo Alicandro Mr. Paul Appel Mr. Brian Baldwin Mr. Neil Berger Mr. Alan Bernikow Mr. Cliff Bohling Mr. Kevin Buckley Mr. Charles Buckley P’96,’99,’01,’07 Mr. James Byrne

Mr. Barry Byrne Mrs. Mary Byrnes Mr. Peter Cahill P’11,’13 Mr. Carl Campagna Mr. Richard Carlson Mr. Frank Caruti Mr. John Cassidy Mr. Gregory Cellini Mr. Jay Chazanoff Mr. Peter Clavin Mr. Robert Connolly Mr. John Conroy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Coyne Ms. Erica Diaz Mrs. Elizabeth DiGuglielmo Mrs. Jane Donohue Mr. Richard Evangelista Mr. Robert Fadel Mr. Marino Falcone Mr. John Farrell Mr. Giacomo Fazio Mr. Patrick Finn Mr. Bryan Flynn Ms. Adrienne Foster Mr John Gallagher Mr. Michael Gallagher Ms. Joanna Gawrys Mr. & Mrs. Michael Giustiniani P’13 Ms. Bernadette Hoban Mrs. Eileen Holmes Captain Barbara Ives Ms. Tetyana Izbash Mr. Michael Jermyn Mr. & Mrs. Frank Keating Mr. Harold Keller Mr. Randy Koenig Mr. Evangelo Kotsis Mr. Arthur Lakiotes Mr. Daryle LaMonica Mr. & Mrs. James Larkin Mr. Christopher Leonardo Mr. Frank Loffreno Mr. Enrico Logozzo Mr. & Mrs. Michael Long P’93,’96 Ms. Loredana Longardo Ms. Caterina Marano Mr. Anthony Marianova Ms. Gina McKenna Markle Mr. Jeremy Miller Mr. Joseph Moran Mr. Edward Murray Mr. Robert Nasca Mr. James O’Connor Ms. Joanna Ostrander Ms. Alison Pampinella Mr. Joseph Paradise

Mr. John Porges Mr. Lorenzo Pugliano Ms. Deborah Puglisi Mr. Frank Raccuglia Ms. Annmarie Regan Mr. Sal Rusi Mr. Joshua Schneps Mr. Raphael Scotto Mr. Douglas Soto Ms. Mnostula Tavlarides Mr. Mahmoud Tehfe Ms. Barbara Trembley Mr. Alan Umbria Mr. Burton Weston Ms. Marylou Whalen Mr. Thomas Wynne Mr. Michael Zervos Mr. David Ziska

Legacy Society Gifts $100 - $249Mr. Robert Abiuso Mr. Alan Abramson Mr. Scott Anderson Mr. Jeffrey Baratta Mr. James Bavoso Ms. Vanessa Berritto Mr. James Berry Mr. William Bonner Mr. Evelio Borges P’94 Mr. Edward Breen Ms. Helen Brezinski Mr. Gerlad Brown Ms. Susan Buckley Mr. Thomas Callahan Mr. & Mrs. John Caloia P’13 Mr. Vincent Capece Mr. Vincent Cavalieri Mr. Alan Cherofsky Ms. Danielle Cheung Mr. John Connelly Mr. Thomas Conway P’88 Ms. Eileen Cooney Mr. John Crowley Mr. John DeGeorge Ms. Carmela DeVito Mrs. Millie DeVito Pollack Ms. Sabrina DiLeo Mr. Joseph Doughney Ms. Brenda Edwards Mr. Michael Eisele Mr. Emmanuel Ejiogu P’00,’04,’11 Ms. Lina Fanith Mr. Patricia Farrell Ms. Leah Fonseca Mr. Frank Fortino


Mr. John Gilhooly Ms. Georgina Gilmartin Ms. Aileen Gravina Mr. John Greco Mr. Donald Howard Ms. Joan Hudson Ms. Rosemary Hughes Mr. Andrew Jorgenson Mr. Robert Kenny Mr. Kevin Kenny Mr. Christopher LaMonica Mr. George Landrove Ms. Marie Lanza Mr. Sean Leahy Mr. Larry Lee Ms. Danielle Librizzi Mr. Robert Lindsay P’08 Mr. Joseph Loccisano Ms. Denise Lopresti Ms. Gina Louissaint Ms. Cara Macksoud & Mr. Andrew Kehoe Mr. Baudon Malmbeck Mr. Anthony Manetta Mr. & Mrs. Louis Maresco P’13 Mr. Joseph Martorana Mr. Michael Martorana Mr. Ronald Masella Mr. Philip Mauro Ms. Cathy McDermott Mr. James McFarlane Mr. James McHugh Ms. Maureen McHugh Mr. Martin McManus Mrs. Hermine McQuillan Mr. James Meyers Mr. Bart Moroney Ms. Claudia Muia-Tartevet Mr. Thomas Murdoch Ms. Marie Murphy Mr. Luis Negron Ms. Elaina Odermatt Mr. Joseph O’Grady Mr. Raymond Olsen Ms. Lynda O’Neill Mr. Ralph Parmegiani Mr. John Perez Mr. Roger Philip P’11 Ms. Joyce Pickering Mr. Lenny Rampulla Mr. Ray Rankis Mr. Thomas Riley Mrs. Mae Safee Ms. Elena Sandella Mr. Dave Sanducci Mr. Timothy Shanahan Mr. Edward Shannon

Mr. Frank Sikorski Brother Daniel Skala, CFX Mr. Terrence Skelly Ms. Eileen Taylor Mr. Richard Thompson Mr. Joseph Trentacosta Ms. Myrna Ulerio Mr. Gerard Ward Mr. Gregory Warnock

Blue & Gold SocietyGifts up to $99Ms. Audrey Abol Ms. Sandra Algarin Mr. Eric Allen Ms. Georgia Amaxas Ms. Angela Astuto Ms. Virginia Avvento Ms. Marie Ballirano Mr. Lisa Bergen Mr. Caesar Bernacchi Mr. Francis Bocabella Ms. Diane Boefer Ms. Antonella Bradley Mr. William Brusca Ms. Eleanora Burns Mr. Ralph Caputo Ms. Antoinette Cariello Mr. Dennis Cassidy P’99 Mr. Bruce Cook Mr. Frank Cuniglio Ms. Judith DeAngelis Mr. Ralph Diaz Ms. Mariane DiLeo Ms. Tracy DiSalvo Mr. Joseph Dombrowski Ms. Rosemarie Doonan Ms. Jessica Dwyer Mr. Paul Edelstein Mr. Robert Farr Ms. Elizabeth Fitzgerald Ms. Catherine Fiumano Mr. John Fogarty Ms. Mary Foster Ms. Bernice Gambello Mr. Wilfredo Garrastegui P’02 Ms. Caroline Greco-Budesa Ms. Claire Hayden Mr. Richard Heath Mr. Thomas Henry Mr. Robert Iacona Ms. Christine Juiliano Ms. Claire Ann Kinney Ms. Irma La Spina Mr. Nikolaos Leonardos P’10 Ms. Serena MacLellan

Ms. Margaret Maguire Ms. Susanna Mass Mr. Rudy Mass Ms. Amalia Mazza Mrs. Donna McConnell P’95 Mr. & Mrs. William McMahon P’12 Ms. Maria Miccola Ms. Lori Moran Mr. Harriet Mulford Ms. Christine Munnelly Ms. Noreen Munnelly Ms. Dana Musco Ms. Carol Nicolaidis Mr. Stephen Oliver Mr. Donald O’Rourke Ms. Amanda Plantosi Mr. Dave Pollock Ms. Joanna Puglisi Mr. Joseph Ranieri Mr. Seamus Reardon Ms. Anna Romano P’12 Mr. William Rossi Ms. Margaret Rucci P’13 Mr. Francis Sabatino Mr. Anthony Sanchez Ms. Nancy Scally Ms. Tracy Scheinberg Mr. James Schirrippa Ms. Kimberly Serafino Mr. Joseph Siclari Ms. Taryn Singer Mrs. Barbara Slattery Ms. Michele Soto Ms. Patricia Stramka Ms. Luz Tavarez Ms. Dorothy Tazzetta Ms. Leslie Thornton Ms. Julie Thum Ms. Maria Tortorella Ms. Margaret Vaccaro Ms. Teresa Veltri Ms. Elaine Williams Ms. Christine Zall

Gifts Made In Honor and In Memory Of

Virginia Avvento - In Memory of Taquan Harris ’10Mary Byrnes - In Memory of Brother William Byrnes ’77Judith DeAngelis - In Honor of Father David DettmerJames DiOrio ’69 - IMO Vincent J. DiOrioJames DiOrio ’69 - In Honor of Rose DiOrio

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James DiOrio ’69 - In Honor of Joe Freisen ’69John Gardella ’66 - In Honor of Brother Cornelius Hubbock, CFXJohn Gilhooly - In Honor of Vincent Iannelli ’68Valerie Gilson - In Memory of Dennis O’Berg ’91 Mildred V. Horn Foundation - In Honor of Louise BlaneyDeborah Puglisi - In Memory of Daniel Connors St.M’42Joanna Puglisi - In Memory of Daniel Connors St.M ’42Stephen Rolandi ’72 - In Memory of Louis & Antoniette RolandiBarbara Trembley - In Memory of Matthew Trembley ’69

Businesses, Foundations,and Corporations

Xaverian SocietyGifts $100,000+ Ayco Charitable FoundationSt. Michael’s Alumni Association

Our Lady of the Narrows SocietyGifts $10,000 - $24,999 AnonymousTD Bank

St. Michael’s SocietyGifts $5,000 - $9,999Approved Oil Co. – Mr. Vincent Theurer ’09Brooklyn Benevolent SocietyDeville Charter ServiceD’Onofrio General Contractors Corp.- Mr. Harry D’Onofrio ’85 G’14,’15Monadnock Construction, Inc.- Mr. Nicholas Lembo ’67The Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation

Brother Theodore Ryken SocietyGifts $2,500 - $4,999 American Endowment FoundationAssociated General Contractors of NYS, LLCDeSales Media Group Dynamic International, Inc.Executive Sports GroupNatoli StudiosSt. Francis College – Mr. Robert Oliva ’00 The Walt Disney Company FoundationThomas Meo Jr. Scholarship Fund Inc.Xaverian Student Coordinating Council

Brother Padraic SocietyGifts $1,500 - $2,499 Apollo Jets – Mr. Dean Giasi P’16Catholic Foundation for Brooklyn and Queens – Mr. Nicholas Vendikos ’87 G’14Heartshare Human Services – Mr. William Guarinello ’66Heights Abstract, Ltd.JostensMildred V. Horn FoundationPolar Mechanical Corp.United Way of New York CityWindels Marx Lane & Mittendorf LLP – Mr. Matt Daus ’86, Mr. Pasqualino Russo ’86 G’15

Brother Hilary SocietyGifts $1,000 - $1,499Altria Matching Gifts ProgramArze & Mollica, LLP – Mr. Raymond Mollica ’92, Mr. Gerald Arze ’93Classie Tuxedo Corp – Mr. Joseph Landino P’11Construct Relief Foundation, Inc.Dime Savings Bank of WilliamsburghMassMutualPatrolmen’s Benevolent Association

Clipper SocietyGifts $250 - $999Abigal Press, Inc.AMR Electrical Contracting CorportationAssociated Consulting GroupAt Your Party Catering, Inc.AWR GroupBay Ridge CrossfitBay Ridge ManorBlackstone Investigative GroupBlasters, Drillrunners & Miners UnionCasa Building MaterialsCavalcante & Co – Mr. Joseph Cavalcante P’12,’16Changing Our World Chase Landscape Construction, Inc.Continental Shoes – Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Saladino P’16Detectives Endowment Association Inc.DLH Technologies, Inc. - Mr. Harry D’Onofrio ’85 G’14,’16Eastern Security Corp.Eberhart Construction Company, Inc.Empire Environmental Services – Mr. Michael Giustiniani P’13Empire State BankEngine 219 & Ladder 105 FundFaicco Pork Stores, Inc.

Financial IntegrityFontbonne Hall AcademyFranklin Templleton Investments Matching ProgramFutures in Education – Mr. Nicholas Vendikos ’87 G’14Gil Hodges Organization for Children and FamiliesGino’s Pizzeria & RestaurantGlenwood Mason SupplyGreen Acres Farms, Inc.H & L Electric, Inc.Holy Angels Catholic Academy HumidorIrish Haven Bar & Restaurant, Inc.Jacobson ContractingKings Building MaterialsLegend’s Sporting GoodsLieutenants Benevolent AssociationMaurice Building SupplyMcGrath LawMilco General ContractingMinko Law OfficeNew York City Runs, Inc.New York State Conservative PartyNYC Police Captains Endowment AssociationO’Connor Davies, LLP – Mr. Thomas Blaney ’77One on One Physical TherapyOTP Inc.Patriot ElectricPolice Officer Michael J. Buczek FoundationRoger & SonsRossini’s Restaurant Inc.Salty Dog – Mr. George I. Kabbez ’84Sergeants Benevolent Assocation Shoreview Golf ClubSt. AthanasiusSt. John’s UniversityStaten Island Go Karts, Inc.Staten Island Urological Associates, PC – Dr. Adley Raboy P’17TF Cornerstone, Inc.The Al & Peggy DeMatteis Family FoundationThe Wicked MonkThink Design Architectural Studio, P.C.TRACE – Mr.George I. Kabbez ’84 Uniforms by Park Coats Inc.Yellow Hook GrilleYours & Mine Jewelers


Legacy SocietyGifts $100 - $2497M Leads, LLCBay Ridge Historical SocietyBella Beads, Inc.Breezy Wine & Liquor ShopBrooklyn Elder Care ServicesColleran, O’Hara & Mills, LLPDaszkowski Thompkins & Weg CPAEngine 205 Ladder 118Flynn & O’HaraFriends of Marty GoldenHome Abstract CorporationJ & E Industries, LLCJMA Consultants, Inc.Ladder 101 Engine 202Little Angels AccessoriesM & T Distributors, LLCMacy’s/Bloomingdale’sNew Floor Installers, Inc.Our Lady of Angels Sports ProgramOur Lady of Perpetual HelpRossiter Financial GroupStatue Cruises, LLCThe Verus Group, Inc.TIAA-CREF Employee GivingUnited Way of Rhode IslandVLS Pharmacy, Inc.Well Built Development Corp.

Blue & Gold SocietyGifts up to $99Cathedral of St. John the DivineCharmed by JLMChic N ShineFabulous Fashions by SheriFreecause, Inc.Perrywinkle Marketing, Inc.Red GemsXaverian Brothers

Thank You ro OurFaculty & Staff

Mr. Jack Alesi P’99,’01Mr. Robert B. Alesi ’78Mr. William Ameneiros P’04Deacon Bryan Amore ’80 P’10Mr. John Ronan G’12,’14,’16Mr. Michael Bennett ’61Mr. Enrico Ascione Mr. John BianRosa ’67Mr. Christian Bisciello Mrs. Rosalie Bruno P’03Mr. Thomas Burns ’83 P’12,’17Mrs. Angela Capece

Mr. Walter Capece ’97Mrs. Erin Cicalese Mr. Richard J. Conti Mr. William Daly Mr. Frank DelGeorge Mr. John Dormer Mrs. Anna Fitzpatrick P’82,’85,’99Ms. Valerie Gilson Mr. Steven Giugliano ’07Mr. Robert Scott Goodfellow Mr. Brendan Gorman ’04Mr. William Gorman P’04,’08,’11Mrs. Roseann Guido Ms. Kristen Hayes Mr. Sigfried Heiles ’64 P’04Mr. Juan-Carlos Jaguande Mr. Michael Jioia Ms. Edma Jure Dr. Lalita Krishnamurthy Mr. Jonathan Lamattina P’15Mrs. Eileen Long Chelales Mrs. Ana Loposky P’05,’16Mr. Joseph Loposky P’05,’16Mrs. Patricia Louisa Dr. Nayat M’hamed Mr. Anthony Mancusi ’96Mr. Robert Maroney Mr. Jesus Martinez G’16Mr. Edward Mayrose ’79 P’05,’07,’08Deacon Kevin McCormack Mrs. Regina McCormack Mrs. Patricia McEvoy G’09,’15Mrs. Wendy McKenzie G’15Ms. Catherine Milbouer P’00,’16Mr. David Miller Mr. Richard Montalbano Ms. Sandra Mummolo Mrs. Donna Murphy P’07Mrs. Maria Pacheco Mr. Vincent Raimondo ’97Mr. Frank Salzone Mrs. Mary Scally G’15,’16Mr. Daniel Sharib ’96Mr. William Slow Brother James Smith, CFX St.M ’60Mr. Thomas Snyder ’06Mr. Mark Spelman ’92Mr. Michael Spence ’03Mrs. Marie Elaine Tassan Ms. Marianne Teta Mr. Salvatore Tinervia ’97Mr. John Torres Mr. Vincent P. Torti Sgt. John Ward ’81 P’12,’14Mrs. Ana Wilson P’08Mr. Michael Wilson ’77 P’08

Gifts in Kind

A Shoe Grows in Brooklyn Anonymous Mr. Matthew Barbara ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Bartholomeo G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Butch Brandes G’14 Brooklyn Nets Mrs. Angela Capece Mr. & Mrs. Francis Castellano G’15 CEBU - Mr. Michael Esposito ’96 Century 21 Chobani Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cloppse G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Coen P’14,’16 G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Coleman ’83 G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Corbett G’16 Cotte Bene Restaurant Cousins Paintball Mr. & Mrs. Miles Cuddy G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Curte G’16 Mr. William Daly Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DeCrescenzo G’14 Mrs. Mary Ellen Depree Kiernan G’15 P’14 Mr. & Mrs. William Dertinger G’16 Mrs. Martina DiPalma-Koufos G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Harry D’Onofrio ’85 G’14,’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Drury G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Fiocco G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fitzpatrick ’82 P’17 G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fodera ’81 G’15 Fornino’s Restaurant - Chef Michael Ayoub ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Franz G’14 Fushimi Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Galligan ’89 G’15 Mr. Frank Gallinaro ’80 P’09 Mrs. Angela Gallo Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ganim ’88 P’16 Gargiulo’s Restaurant - Mr. Louis Russo ’78 Mrs. Coleen Gaughn-Sinisi G’15 Mrs. Valerie Gilson Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Goell G’15 Senator Marty Golden Mr. Brendan Gorman ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Greco G’15 Greenhouse Café Mr. Joseph Guarinello ’99 Mr. James Haggerty & Ms. Elise DeMayo G’16 Mr. & Mrs. William Hansen G’14,’16 Harbor Fitness - Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ganim ’88 P’16 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Healy G’15 Mr. Richard Higgins ’89

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Mr. Robert Higgins ’78 Ho Brah Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hourican G’15 Humidor Hyman Kersner & Son iCap/BrokerTec Mr. Jeffrey Jones & Dr. Page Burkholder P’17 Kettle Black Dr. & Mrs. Mark Kindschuh G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kujawski G’15 Mr. & Mrs. George Lambrakis G’16 Landi’s Pork Store Ms. Lauren LaTorre Mr. Brian Leary Lockyard Mr. & Mrs. Keith MacDonald ’89 P’16 G’15 Mrs. Kathleen MacDonald G’15 Ms. Cara Macksoud & Mr. Aaron Kehoe Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mattera G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Mazza G’16 Deacon & Mrs. Kevin McCormack Mrs. Patricia McEvoy G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McGarty P’17 G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Michael McGuigan G’14 Mr. & Mrs. Michael McLaughlin P’17, G’14 Dr. Nayat M’hamed Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Monahan G’16 Montclair Country Club Mulgannon and Mejlander Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Murphy G’14,’16 New York Knicks New York Mets New York Rangers NYC Water Taxi Mr. & Mrs. Frank Oswald P’14 Mr. & Mrs. Russell Pandolfo P’15 G’16 Paneantico Mr. Vince Paparo ’80 Peppinos Pilo Arts Ponte Vecchio Mr. Louis Poppe ’74 Mr. Robert Procida ’02 Mrs. Rosa Regincos G’15 Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Ruiz G;15 Mr. & Mrs. Pasqualino Russo ’86 G’15 Salon DaNoi Salty Dog - Mr. George Kabbez ’84 Mrs. Mary Scally G’15,’16 Schnitzel Haus Mr. James Schreiner ’04 Mr. Kevin Shanahan ’87 Mr. Thomas Snyder ’06 St. Francis College - Mr. Robert Oliva ’00

Mrs. Sandra Suweidan-Nemeh G’15 Tanoreen Trace - Mr. George Kabbez ’84 Dr. & Mrs. John Trillo G’16 Two Toms Mr. & Mrs. Peter Ungaro P’17 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Woutas G’14 Xaverian High School Book Store Xaverian High School Sports Camp Yellowhook Bar & Grille

In Memory Of The Beloved Members Of Our Community Who Passed Away This Year

Richard Berleth, Board of TrusteesGeorge Brown ’61Joe Cassidy ’75Lawrence Cione ’64Alfonso DeMatteis ’64Leonard DonDiego, Former Faculty John Fitzpatrick ’85George Granieri ’76Ta-quan Harris ’10 Joseph Hartzler ’65 Matthew Johnson ’89 Robert Kharouf ’64 John Kniess ’86 John Larsen ’64 Jeffrey Lugris ’64 John McAuliffe ’89 Former Faculty Edward Munk ’65Louis Polombo ’77 Jerome Rao ’65Denis Ryan, Former Faculty

Richard Taglianetti ’63Matthew Trembley ’69Patrick Tuohy ’75Michael Viola ’89 Alvin Wells P’15 Carmen Zambrano P’01,02,09,11,14Anthony Zavardino ’75

Matching Gift Companies

American Endowment FoundationAmerican Express Charitable FundAmerican International GroupBlackRock Matching Gift ProgramEducational Testing ServiceFranklin Templleton Investments Matching ProgramFreecause, Inc.Goldman Sachs Matching GiftsMorgan Stanley Matching GiftsMutual of AmericaNew York LifePfizer FoundationRandom House Inc., Matching Gifts ProgramThe Bank of New York MellonThe Clorox Company FoundationThe Moody’s FoundationThe Verus Group, Inc.The Walt Disney Company FoundationTIAA-CREF Employee GivingUnited Technologies Corp.United Way of Rhode IslandVerisk Analytics Matching Gifts ProgramVerizon FoundationWells Fargo Matching Gift Program


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